Jun 28 - Jul 4, 2012

News

• Local News

  INTERVIEW — Sheriff Knezovich

  By Heidi Groover

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Local News

  Half the Food

  Spokane’s Marshallese are losing state funds that helped put food on the table

  By Chris Stein

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Local News

  Case Aborted

  An abortion challenge is tossed; plus, the city to part with East Central Community Center

  By Heidi Groover

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Local News

  Handcuffing Lawmakers

  Are ballot measures that restrict taxes good public policy?

  By Joe O'Sullivan

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Local News

  Special Attention

  Are Spokane police’s emphasis patrols fighting crime, or just moving it around?

  By Chris Stein

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Local News

  Finding Spokane’s Faults

  On the road to find the source of local earthquakes

  By Chris Stein

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Local News

  Mortgage Millions

  How Washington and Idaho are using millions meant to ease the foreclosure mess

  By Heidi Groover

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Local News

  Legal Limits

  What’s going to happen when the state Supreme Court tells public defenders how many cases they should be taking?

  By Chris Stein

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Columns & Letters

  Recall Downfall

  City leaders survived, but they need to listen more

  By Mary Lou Reed

  Jun 26, 2012

  
• Columns & Letters

  Trail Mix - 06.28.12

  By Ted S. McGregor Jr.

  Jun 26, 2012

  
• Columns & Letters

  It Wasn’t Supposed to Happen

  Trying to make sense of last week’s shooting

  By Jacob H. Fries

  Jun 26, 2012

  

Culture

• Arts & Culture

  The Pundit

  For a decade, Scott Kolbo has made Spokane’s art scene bigger, better and more professional. Now, he’s leaving

  By Leah Sottile

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  Geometric Movement

  You probably didn’t know it, but Spokane is the center of the square dancing universe this weekend

  By Matt Zambito

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  A Hoopfest Tribute

  Basketball gets an artistic treatment in Spokane

  By Carrie Scozzaro

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  Zombie Hunters

  Photo Eye

  By Leah Sottile

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  It's All in a Name

  Hoopfest squads call themselves the darndest things

  By Annie Szotkowski and Mike Bookey

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  For Your Consideration - 6.28.12

  By Jordy Byrd

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  Second-Chance Points

  Chris Herren comes to Hoopfest to share his struggles and redemption

  By Mike Bookey

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  Day Planner

  What to see at Hoopfest, other than the 14.000-plus games, of course

  By Jordy Byrd

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  ...As Apple Pie

  Where to celebrate your Fourth of July in the Inland Northwest

  By Jordy Byrd

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  Golden Age

  The oldest team at Hoopfest plans to keep winning.

  By Heidi Groover

  Jun 27, 2012

  

Food

• Food News

  Margaritas and Sunshine

  Palenque brings another option to Cheney

  By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Food News

  UPDATE — Vintages @ 611

  By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Food News

  European Union

  From food to service and design, Beignets wants to evoke the Old World without caricaturing it

  By Luke Baumgarten

  Jun 27, 2012

  
• Food News

  Be Happy

  C.I. Shenanigans and a few other places with tempting happy hours

  By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere

  Jun 27, 2012

  

Screen

• Movie Reviews

  Horror-ified History

  Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter turns the storied president into an axe-wielding badass

  By Mark Savlov

  Jun 26, 2012

  
• Movie Reviews

  Merit Badges

  Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom shows that he can still tackle adolescence like no one else

  By Luke Baumgarten

  Jun 26, 2012

  

Music

• Music News

  Something Old, Something New

  A few local artists are pledging their allegiance to cassette tapes

  By Leah Sottile

  Jun 26, 2012