Vol. 18, No. 24
The Great Turtle Chase
One man's epic battle against the wildlife police and the state's grip on native turtles.
By Nicholas Deshais
A Call to Action
A march for racial justice in Spokane this weekend. Plus, help for Japan and a fine from the EPA.
By Inlander Staff
Granny Invasion
Why some neighbors are so angry with the church next door.
By Daniel Walters
Still Growing
The U.S. Census numbers show Spokane is still on the move. Now what?
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
More Support, Not Less
The debate over federal funding for NPR ignores the void being left by corporate media.
By Mark Doerr
Being Hedwig
A transgender icon returns to Spokane, played by a straight guy.
By Luke Baumgarten
'Moonwalking with Einstein,' Joshua Foer
This explains why you can never remember where you left your car keys.
By Terri Schlichenmeyer
101-Word Fiction
An anthology of our readers' best stories.
By Inlander Readers
Dirty Talk
There are no pictures in SEXT, but that hardly means you won’t blush through this show.
By Aaron Mahan
Self-Unforgiven
It takes a real man to admit that he has been a hypocrite - and a woman to show him how.
By Michael Bowen
BEST OF THE BEST
How we celebrated the big issue.
By Joel Smith
Delicious Details
Savory is more than just a pretty face in Spokane's dining scene.
By Lauren McAllister
Serenity on Division
Inside the new Marrakesh
By Kirsten Harrington and Carrie Scozzaro
The Tourist
The Tourist was Globes-nominated for Best Comedy because it's so laughably bad.
Hop Flop
As an Easter Bunny comedy, Hop doesn’t get off the ground.
By Maryann Johanson
Breaking In
A wacky-work-sitcom brain transplanted into the body of a USA-network premise.
Time-Lapse Catastrophe
Gyllenhaal has to figure Jake figure out the time space-time continuum.
By Ed Symkus
Pokémon Black/White
The new Pokémon narrative just pokes along.
By Marty Demarest
Living the Good Life
Abstract Rude has been in the mix since Snoop Dogg was doing open mics.
By Tiffany Harms
'Angles,' The Strokes
The Strokes blew our minds once. What happened?
By Leah Sottile
Going with It
Raul Malo lost everything in the flood. Well, not everything.
By E.J. Iannelli
'Awesome As F--k,' Green Day
Another live album?
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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