World Relief helped local immigrants survive the pandemic; now they're urging Biden to reverse the refugee clampdown
By Daniel Walters
As development in a flood-prone part of the West Plains continues, plans to handle the stormwater emerge
By Samantha Wohlfeil
San Diego lets anybody instantly dive down a public records rabbit hole. Spokane may soon do the same
On the Street
What big change would you like to see happen locally?
Fear, empathy and the power of true stories
By CMarie Fuhrman
27 ways to make the Inland Northwest an even better place to live
States continue to chart their own path with pot
By Will Maupin
CDC: Salmonella Outbreak Is Linked to Wild Birds and Feeders
By The New York Times
Kate Lebo warps the boundaries of food writing in her new Book of Difficult Fruit
By Dan Nailen
The Zags' tournament history is littered with memorable moments and formidable foes
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Washington has its first Indigenous poet laureate in Rena Priest
TV Time: Nine Fox Nation shows to never, ever stream
By Bill Frost
Voting for Spokane's next flag design is now open
By Chey Scott
I Saw You
Week of April 1
The Zags' historic season came to an abrupt end Monday, and it's going to sting for awhile
By Dan Nailen and Will Maupin
A personal search for the perfect cup of pour-over coffee, with tips from two local roasters
By Natalie Rieth
To Go Box: Brick West's new menu, Chad White's spice blends, No-Li's latest fundraiser
Does the Coen brothers' Fargo hold up 25 years after its release? You betcha.
By Nathan Weinbender
Slowly but surely, live music is coming back to Spokane venues
CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT: Country star Eric Church will return to Spokane Arena April 16, 2022
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Zozo's owner opens Maddie's Corner Cafe in Dolly's old spot in north central Spokane
By Dora Scott
Three candidates vying for a Spokane City Council seat will be narrowed to two in Aug. 5 primary election
By Colton Rasanen
As millions stand to lose federal Medicaid insurance, Inland Northwest patients could have a harder time accessing care
Cuts to Medicaid offer Gov. Bob Ferguson the opportunity to reform state government to fit into the profoundly reduced federal funding paradigm
By Bill Bryant
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