Vol. 19, No. 13
Gerrymandered?
Democrats say a rising star was taken out by GOP mapmaking.
By Nicholas Deshais
PACs Are the Taliban
Roskelley takes on Mielke. Plus, a building crisis, a Supreme Court smackdown and the quest to end corporate statehood.
By Inlander Staff
March On
How the bomb that didn’t go off changed the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Unity March.
By Chris Stein
Marriage Proposal
Washington's governor says the state should recognize same-sex marriage
By Daniel Walters
Wild Ride Coming Up
Our president has no platform to run on. Get ready to watch him attack his Republican challengers.
By George Nethercutt
Trail Mix
The problem with this election is that the candidates aren't funny.
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Forever Man
How we'll live longer, and why this may not be good for us.
Playing It Unsafe
How local controversy over Rent sold tickets and reinforced a community theater's sense of purpose.
By E.J. Iannelli
For Your Consideration
New work from Jonathan Lethem. Plus, an election app from the New York Times and the source of much Internet madness.
Jerk-istotle
Dan Cummins and the morality of being an ass.
By Luke Baumgarten
Surviving is One Part Of it
Their father started with nothing; Bill and Bevan Maxey started with considerably more. The rest is a story of modern America.
Art Tease
Students and faculty reveal a little about themselves and each other in a new SFCC exhibition.
By Carrie Scozzaro
Heady Start
Washington State University is helping to produce a new crop of state winemakers.
Change is Good
Home cooking in Post Falls. Plus, the ever-rotating menu of Moscow's Gnosh.
By Tiffany Harms and Carrie Scozzaro
Work It
Misogyny, thy name is cross-dressing buddy comedy.
By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns
Alpacas and horses and cows - oh my.
By Marty Demarest
All to Pieces
A crippled soldier struggles to find himself away from the battlefield.
Murky Business
A spy plot so twisted that solving the mystery is a mystery.
By Ed Symkus
In For the Long Haul
Despite quite a few setbacks, Aiden has managed to keep their dream alive.
By Azaria Podplesky
Winning. Everytime.
Why Vince Neil is the frontman we secretly crave.
By Seth Sommerfeld
Snow Globetrotting
Sagle's Scott Snow is young, fast and completely in control.
By Jen Forsyth
Grabbing Life by the Snowballs
A group of Idahoans play the game of summer in the dead of winter.
By Joseph Haeger
The Tao of Tuning
What kind of skier are you: a binding popper, tip banger or rusty numbskull?
By Tommy LeTourneau
To Race by Dog
In Priest Lake, men and dogs revel in speed and the silence of winter forests.
By Joe O'Sullivan
La Niña Blues
Local resorts are still clinging to the snow dump from back in November.
Pure Canada
Dudley Do-Right would love to ski Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies
By Bob Legasa and Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Taking Aim on Skis
In search of an unconventional sport of speed and precision.
By Scott A. Leadingham
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By Kaylee Tornay and Whitney Bryen - InvestigateWest
Offended by annexation comments and worried about immigration enforcement, Canadian tourists are staying away from Spokane
By Eliza Billingham
Chef Tony Brown relocates Ruins from downtown Spokane to west Kendall Yards
By Dora Scott
Spokanite Clarice Wilsey shares an old family secret to fight against hate and ensure the Holocaust is never forgotten
By Madison Pearson
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