Vol. 20, No. 27
Security Versus Dignity
New Spokane jail policy has inmates restrained in “belly chains” for non-trial court appearances
By Jacob Jones
Crisis of Faith
For Christians in the wedding industry who oppose gay marriage, a moral dilemma has become a legal one
By Daniel Walters
Ganging Up
Why some lawmakers want to limit access to public records
By Justin Runquist
'Accident Potential'
Efforts to relocate residents near Fairchild hit a snag; plus, Spokane police get new gadgets
By Daniel Walters, Jacob Jones and Heidi Groover
Next Stop
STA wants to know what it would take to get you to leave your car at home
By Heidi Groover
Concealed for a Reason
A pistol flashed in a South Hill parking lot reveals the tension between gun owners and the people who live among them
By Robert Herold
Divine Conservation
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Crunch Time
Interplayers Theatre says it urgently needs a financial push or will have to close its doors
By E.J. Iannelli
My So-Called Memories
Inside the brain of my younger self
By Leah Sottile
Big Bin
How the long-anticipated advent of single-stream recycling is impacting Spokane County — and the Earth
HOW TO: Fight Vampire Power
Don't let your dormant electronics waste energy
By Jacob H. Fries
Dual Threat
On the mound and at the plate, Gonzaga’s Marco Gonzales is turning heads
By Howie Stalwick
Safeguarding the Aquifer
We’ve all heard about our only source of tap water. So who’s protecting it?
Digging Out
Three decades and millions of dollars have gone into trying to undo a century of mining damage in Idaho’s Silver Valley
EXHIBIT — The Art of Glass
Dale Chihuly's works are on display at the Jundt Art Museum
By Mike Bookey
HOW TO: Get Rid of Old Electronics
Keep your old gadgets out of the trash
By Lisa Waananen
Green Briefs
By Lisa Waananen, Chey Scott and Eli Francovich
For Your Consideration — April 18, 2013
HOW TO: Start Composting
Make your garden happy with scraps from your kitchen
CAT FRIDAY: The cats of Austin, Texas
By Chey Scott
Spring Tonic
Weeds are starting to grow, and guess what? You can eat them
By Ari Levaux
Lunch on Wheels
Couple of Chefs shows Spokane how to do street food
By David Teller
Big Bad Movie
The Inlander is showing you Teen Wolf because it’s awesome, OK?
Sci-Fi Reruns
Oblivion gives us a whole lot of Tom Cruise and little else
By Maryann Johanson
Dance Rock Revolution
The brothers of Tweak Bird are trying to make you forget everything else and rock out
By Jordan Satterfield
Mouths Shut
Eight Bells doesn’t say much — with words, at least
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The Alien franchise hits a wall with TV series Alien: Earth
By Josh Bell
Spokane City Council could require contractors on major public works projects to sign union agreements and hire economically disadvantaged workers
By Colton Rasanen
Unwind with a pint and bite at downtown Spokane's Griffin Tavern, touting the area's first self-pour beer taps
By Dora Scott
Spokane Transit Authority should take advantage of new state law allowing transit users onto transit boards
By Anthony Gill
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