Vol. 17, No. 42
The Inlander Responds To Complaints
Reviewing our coverage of police after local agencies lodge complaints of inaccurate and biased reporting
By Jacob H. Fries
The Odd Duck
One Democrat tries to hold back the Republican flood toward the Spokane County Board of Commissioners.
By Nicholas Deshais
Plastic Paper
BPA rears its hormone-altering head again in an unlikely place.
By Heidi Groover
Watchdogs and Fungus
A new Spokane Riverkeeper takes the reins; plus, a lethal fungus appears in the Northwest.
By Joel Smith and Nicholas Deshais
Separation Anxiety
Let's take another look at how we elect judges.
By Robert Herold
Let the Sun Shine In
The problem is the legal decision to keep the public’s business secret.
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
By Their Covers
At SpoCon, an illustrator beloved by sci-fi geeks, children’s book authors and death metal bands alike.
By Tammy Marshall
Musical Menagerie
Hear a musical collage beneath the sky.
By Blair Tellers
Down the Rabbit's Hole
For this year’s invitational, Tinman Artworks says goodbye yellow brick road.
By Carrie Scozzaro
Dance Off
Can a once-vibrant dance scene hang on in a place like Spokane? A prominent local dance instructor has his doubts.
By Daniel Walters
'Super Sad True Love Story,' Gary Shteyngart
A May-December romance is crumbling. So is America.
By Michael Bowen
Into the (Semi-)Wild
Bored with what you’re finding in the grocery store? Start looking in the abandoned lot down the street.
By Kirsten Harrington
People for the Ethical Treatment of Ales
How do you make beer without animals? Plus, a bit of everything at the new Dawg House.
By Luke Baumgarten and Jordy Byrd
Real-ish Emotions
Zac Efron's acting will have you on cloud six ... maybe even seven.
By Maryann Johanson
Rizzoli and Isles
I know you are, but what am I?
By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
The Losers
Cartoony and quick-paced, The Losers is for teens, but in the right mood, grownups might enjoy it too.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 is a clunky, fussy golf game that makes the swing all thumbs.
By Marty Demarest
Dinner Games
A funny, warmhearted comedy that’ll leave you salivating for more.
By Ed Symkus
Meant for the Stage
He's made a name for himself, but Langhorne Slim still has a lot of growing up to do.
By Tiffany Harms
'Before Today,' Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti
A terribly named band heavily borrowing from disco and ’80s pop occasionally makes a good song.
By Leah Sottile
'The Wonder Show of the World,' Bonnie 'Prince' Billy and the Cairo Gang
For an underground indie hero, we weren’t really all that blown away by Will Oldham’s latest.
Past Perfect
Silversun Pickups can’t get the past back. But they can sure try.
By Seth Sommerfeld
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Why the Department of Natural Resources is trading a Spokane forest for a Bellingham grocery store
By Eliza Billingham
Some Spokane scene staples are riding the wave of newfound appreciation for '70s/'80s yacht rock
Post Falls' Crime Scene Entertainment has built a strong following with its interactive, themed murdery mystery parties
By Azaria Podplesky
sƛ̓ xẹ tkʷ artist in residence Inanna McCarty hopes to use her time at Spokane Falls Community College to showcase her Native heritage
By Colton Rasanen
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