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News
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The severe weather and sub-freezing temperatures that have made their home in Spokane for the past few weeks serve as a reminder of the harsh elements that accompany the winter months here.
- by Clint Burgess
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News
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Looping on a local-access channel near you: a speech about the arts by the executive director of the Theater Communications Group. (Yawn.)
- by Inlander Staff
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News
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What's Wrong With This Picture? moves from sitcom to sadness, from absurdity to heartfelt emotion.
- by Michael Bowen
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News
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Disco didn't die. It just got the hell out of the way for a spell so that imminent movements in popular music — punk, new wave, jangle rock, grunge, hip-hop — could thunder on by.
- by Mike Corrigan
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News
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Local editorials occasionally make the plea that we get a return on the dollars we commit to community economic development.
- by William H. Gray
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News
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If you're reading this on Thursday, it might not be too late. Anti-war protesters are calling for a nationwide ban on consumer spending on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20.
- by Inlander Staff
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Comment
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The family of Michael Kralicek, a Coeur d'Alene police officer who was shot during an arrest in Hayden on Dec. 28, would like to announce two upcoming benefit events.
- by Joel Smith and Cara Gardner
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Comment
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The late Rex Lee was perhaps the most brilliant person I've ever had the pleasure of knowing.
- by Robert Herold
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Comment
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Look out, Olympia, the Democrats are in charge!
- by George Howland Jr.
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Arts & Culture
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City budgets aren't the only bankrupt accounts in the Inland Northwest these days.
- by Joel Smith
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Arts & Culture
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As a reporter for The Nation, Christian Parenti visited Iraq three times after the fall of Baghdad — arriving once in a flotilla of high-speed SUVs (to escape ambush at checkpoints) and once in a prop plane doing a death spiral.
- by Michael Bowen
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Arts & Culture
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Because they're private people with family secrets, many folks choose to play their life stories close to the vest. None of anybody's business, they say. Leave me alone.
- by Michael Bowen
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Arts & Culture
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Thinking outside the box for the Spokane region.
- by Ted S. McGregor Jr., Cara Gardner, Joel Smith and Leah Sottile
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Music
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Where do you go when the frontier has been mapped, sliced and packaged into neat subdivisions?
- by Mike Corrigan and Leah Sottile
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Film
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It's every parent/driver's favorite question, ranking right up there with "Can we pull over? I feel sick."
- by Ed Symkus
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Film
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Contemporary cinema's view of love tends to favor scabrous, gender-warring fare like We Don't Live Here Anymore and Closer, so the heights of romantic ecstasy on display in House of Flying Daggers feels like a miraculous leap of faith.
- by Felicia Feaster