Vol. 20, No. 29
Put to the People
A campaign to put gun reform on the ballot in Washington; plus, an anti-discrimination ordinance in Coeur d’Alene
By Jacob Jones, Heidi Groover and Daniel Walters
Hot Topic
In Idaho, long-awaited “Common Core” educational standards have gotten tangled up in right-wing politics
By Daniel Walters
Backing Blue
The new Spokane Police Guild president works to redefine the troubled union
By Jacob Jones
Time’s Up
The future of parking in Spokane is nearly here
By Heidi Groover
POLITICS — The Bloem Is Off
Coeur d'Alene's mayor talks about what she’s leaving and what’s she learned
Look Out For Zombies
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Jobs Emergency
President Obama needs to act on behalf of those Americans losing hope that they’ll ever find meaningful employment
By Robert Herold
Hitting the Stage
Seeds of Change is getting its debut at Interplayers
By E.J. Iannelli
Youth on Film
Kids are making more movies than ever, and now you can see them on the big screen
By Mike Bookey
Young Words
At only 17, Spokane’s Katelyn Schneider has already found literary fame
By Kara Stermer
VIDEOGAME — Tomb Raider
By Claire Munds
Crossing the River
After Spokane made bridges, bridges made Spokane
For Your Consideration
NBA Playoffs, Daily Rituals and a tribute to John Denver
UPDATE — Stella's Cafe
In a year, the cafe has grown in size and menu options
By Chey Scott
From Tavern to Taphouse
South Perry’s Lantern Tap House is no longer Spokane’s tiniest bar
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
Reinventing The Wheel
Spokane is working to craft sensible and encouraging rules for food trucks
Happy Trails
Domini’s co-owner says good-bye to his famous sandwich shop
By David Teller
Third Time’s the Charm
The latest installment of the Iron Man franchise is the strongest
By Maryann Johanson
The Overlook’s Maze
Room 237 smashes The Shining into a million pieces, then puts it back together
By Joseph Haeger
Dirty Words
Tyler, the Creator scares the hell out of people — and maybe that’s a good thing
By Leah Sottile
Hanging On
Slingshot Dakota can’t stop making music — no matter what the universe does to them
By Jordan Satterfield
So You Want to Be a Runner?
Getting into running isn’t as hard as you think
By Eric Gavelin
Why We Run
The drive to run is strong, even when we hate it
By Inlander Readers
Going Pro
Spokane’s a haven for great high school running teams — so why can’t the city foster an elite running scene?
The Community of Running
After the Boston bombings, Spokane runners show their support and resilience
By Scott A. Leadingham
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Neighborhood council leaders provide insight on their vibrant, collaborative and growing corners of Spokane
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Torra Tea opens in Spokane Valley, infusing Scottish traditions with an upscale twist
By Eliza Billingham
A guide for first-time fairgoers to enjoy everything a local renaissance faire has to offer
By Erin Sellers
Federal and state grant funding helps connect underserved communities in rural Idaho to broadband internet
By Victor Corral Martinez
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