Vol. 18, No. 45
The Debrief
Corker’s out, Verner's way in, and other wrap-ups from last week's primary election.
By Chris Stein, Nicholas Deshais and Daniel Walters
Rough Justice
How an Idaho cop's "false testimony" helped send a man away for murder
By Chris Stein
Let the Sun Shine
The state Supreme Court ruled, and now Spokane's police must be more transparent.
By Nicholas Deshais
Hug Those Trees
Why clear-cutting near North Idaho College is a bad idea.
By Mary Lou Reed
Big Sky Stories
As Montana goes, so might go the rest of the nation in the Big Money 2012 election.
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
St. Mark's Gospel
The late Mark Hatfield proved that the words 'moderate' and 'Republican' can coexist.
By Gail Wells
A Desk of One's Own
The new art of working alone, together.
By Luke Baumgarten
Copy and Paste
How a South Hill copy shop started producing some of the best writing in Spokane.
By E.J. Iannelli
Shakespeare Seeks a Silo
If you build a theater in the round, they will come. Even if you build it inside a grain silo.
By Michael Bowen
Family Ties
What I learned about my mom by running 10 kilometers through the mud with her.
By Jordy Byrd
For Your Consideration
A TV show that makes drinking easy. Plus, Europe's most popular online music service comes to the U.S.
Coup de Taste
How a local group of 'food terrorists' is waging war on hunger.
By Kirsten Harrington
Ferraro Trifecta
Pat Ferraro opens his third restaurant. Plus, French-inspired Vietnamese in Coeur d'Alene.
By Carrie Scozzaro and Kirsten Harrington
The Long Con
This pull-the-rug-out thriller jerks you around but ultimately plays fair.
By Sean Burns
Scratch That
On second thought, yes, be very afraid of the dark.
By Ed Symkus
In the Flow with Affion Crockett
Sketch comedy from a guy who wants to be the next Wayans brother
By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
Child of Eden
A pretty, on-rails shooter that is also pretty predictable
By Marty Demarest
Teacher and Student
The Inlander asked one local emcee to email off any question he wanted at one of his biggest influences.
By K. Clifton
Abstract Expressions
Three shy, unassuming guys are redefining what it means to be metal in Spokane.
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