Washington judges are only now hearing unemployment appeals from October as the state addresses a crushing backlog
By Samantha Wohlfeil
With buildings now open for in-person learning, Spokane schools try to provide options for reluctant parents
By Wilson Criscione
Spokane’s police contract shows cops and police reform advocates can agree; it just might take a very, very long time
By Daniel Walters
On the Street
If downtown Spokane gets a new stadium, what concerts or other events would you want to see there?
The contrast between our first and 45th presidents could not be clearer
By Lawrence B. A. Hatter
Responses to last week's story detailing issues in Coeur d'Alene that have been fueled in part by out-of-staters looking to party
Spokane case on racist housing covenants misses the bigger issues
By Veta Schlimgen
The sun is out, spring is coming, and it's time to get moving
By Will Maupin
U.S. Economy Is Expected to Surge on Stimulus Plan and Vaccine Rollout
By The New York Times
The MAC's spring exhibit of costumes from hit British period drama Downton Abbey includes local tie-ins and a special collab
By Chey Scott
My first time ... watching the hit period drama Downton Abbey
By Natalie Rieth
Search Party is Hitchcockian paranoid thriller, The Band's Stage Fright 50th anniversary edition, new music and more!
WandaVision is the best metaphor for my pandemic life
Free Britney: Framing Britney Spears dives into the personal life of the early 2000s pop star
By Spencer Brown
I Saw You
Week of March 11
Area restaurants look forward to a boost in business during the Great Dine Out March 12-27
Bean & Pie has fun in store for 3/14; plus, local St. Paddy's Day specials
From Marilyn Monroe to Malcolm McDowell: Great performances the Oscars ignored
By Nathan Weinbender
‘Mank’ Leads a Diverse Field of Oscar Nominees
R.E.M. hit a commercial peak and creative crossroads with their Out of Time album
By Dan Nailen
The Great Dine Out
The Great Dine Out kicks off during a warm spring weekend, with a lasting recovery in sight for the hospitality industry
A True Team Effort: How the Great Dine Out came together
Kinja Korean & Japanese + Sushi Restaurant: Behind the Scenes
How It Works — how to do the Great Dine Out right
Here's your chance to do some good — for our community and your tastebuds
Dining Destination: Downtown Spokane
Thai Pizza: Deconstructing the Dish
Rockafella Y'all: Deconstructing the Dish
Capone's Pub & Grill: Behind the Scenes
Chicken Cacciatore: Deconstructing the Dish
Dining Destination: North Spokane
Poole's Public House: Behind the Scenes
Dining Destination: South Hill
Dining Destination: Spokane Valley
Pulled Pork Family Pack: Deconstructing the Dish
Dining Destination: The West Plains
Dining Destination: Liberty Lake
Dining Destination: Coeur d'Alene
Dining Destination: Post Falls, Hayden & Worley
Wooden City Spokane: Behind the Scenes
Bangers and Mash: Deconstructing the Dish
Gan Pung Chicken: Deconstructing the Dish
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The Washington state governor's election is 11 months away; the key voters in the race may wait that long to decide if a Republican can win the job for the first time in 40 years
By Bill Bryant
In the midst of an emergency, Spokane restaurants come together to show their love for produce rep Frank Jones
By Eliza Billingham
Spokane judge dismisses lawsuit attempting to remove Trump from Washington's 2024 ballot
By Nate Sanford
The city's homeless shelter will likely remain in the hands of the Salvation Army — despite an overwhelming vote to hand control to Jewels Helping Hands
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