Vol. 19, No. 31
Wanted: Undocumented Workers
A new program brings the immigration battle to county jails.
By Chris Stein
Q&A Akira Tokuhiro
The University of Idaho professor on how to balance our power needs
Eyes in the Sky
Homeland Security is on the case; plus, guitars gently weep
By Joe O'Sullivan
Occupying Politics
Can a member of Occupy Spokane join the Legislature?
The Man With The Plan
A new planning director is changing not just what Spokane's planning, but how.
By Daniel Walters
The Loyal Opposition
Taking the debate to Cathy McMorris Rodgers and her cutting crew is fair game.
By Robert Herold
Trail Mix 05.17.12
Does the president have any control over job growth?
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Flights of “Conspiracy”
Why did the Coeur d'Alene Press give nearly 3,000 words to a three-part op-ed series about 'chemtrail' conspiracies?
Please, Please Dream
Excerpts from Gonzaga University’s 125th commencement address.
By Bishop Desmond Tutu
Unrestricted Waters
The elusive artist Swoon sets sail amongst Utopian seas and illuminates urban landscapes.
By Jordy Byrd
Mending Fences
The fallout continues over the MAC's firing of its executive director
By Mike Bookey
Behind the Paint
Check out the new, all-woman show at the Chase Gallery
By Annie Szotkowski
For Your Consideration
An online pop-culture extravaganza. Plus, try Ninkasi's Spring Reign Ale while you still can.
Fill Your Basket
Some pointers for your meal at the Spokane Picnic.
By Inlander Staff
Don’t Forget the Whiz
Spike's Phillys and More does the cheesesteak right
Update: Beverly's
Cosmopolitan feel, classy menu and a lake view to write home about
By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere
Beer Battle
Why Northern Lights became No-Li
By Joel Smith
Sacha Un-Punk’d
The Dictator proves Borat’s Cohen can deliver comedy without unwitting suckers
By Scott Renshaw
Summer Love
Or summer disappointment? It depends what's playing that week.
Bored Game
Battleship flounders in the deep end of alien-invasion idiocy.
By Maryann Johanson
Jammed Out
The True Spokes used to be called Flowmotion, but they’ve left that sound and that name behind.
Survival of the Fittest
Lindsey Buckingham beat the odds and is still making music.
By Steve Labate
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Eleven Spokane Falls Community College students are first graduates of new integrated behavioral health bachelor's degree
By Colton Rasanen
Things to know going into Spokane's weekend of planned protests and events
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Spokane's Best Farmers Markets
The Scale House Market brings the region's first year-round farmers market to Spokane Valley
By Dora Scott
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