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News & Comment
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- News
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Local Limits
What stands between your shopping cart and local farmers
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- News
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Feds Come Knocking
The feds scare a medical pot store from opening up; plus, how to help those displaced by last week’s fire
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- News
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Heal Thyself
What happens when an addict owns a prescription pad?
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- Comment
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The English Way
Justice Scalia finds his rationale for an expansive Second Amendment in Common Law — so why does Great Britain have such strict gun control?
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- Comment
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What We Pay For
Publisher's Note
Culture & Food
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- Arts & Culture
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Boy Wonder
There are a lot of reasons why Langston Ward is not your typical teenager
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- Arts & Culture
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BOOKS — Red Moon
Benjamin Percy writes about werewolves, and much more
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- Arts & Culture
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The Time Traveler
My great-grandfather relives a lifetime of memories with Alzheimer's
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- Arts & Culture
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For Your Consideration
Ada, or Ardor, Cafe Rio and Hey Ash, Whatcha Playin’?
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- Food & Drink
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Literary Confections
Books2Eat serves up literature in cake form
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- Food & Drink
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Earth, Water, Food
Riverfront Park gets a summer eating spot with the Fountain Cafe
Music & Film
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- Music
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The Cowboy's Cowboy
A Canadian sings about the life — not just the lifestyle — of the new West
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- Music
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Echoes of the Past
If rootsy Americana is your thing, Pokey LaFarge is making your new favorite songs
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- Film
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Interstellar Gem
J.J. Abrams makes a better Star Trek this time around
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- Film
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The Future is Now
Jason Bateman can't make Disconnect feel current
Special Guides
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- Scholastic Fantastic
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Hydrogen Can Weaken Steel
And that's a problem for our sustainable future
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- Scholastic Fantastic
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There's Not Enough Poverty In Kids' Books
A Whitworth researcher studies how picture books reflect the reality of American poverty
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- Scholastic Fantastic
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We Can Make a New Wonder Material From What's in Your Pantry
A University of Idaho professor stumbles onto a new graphene-like material
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- Scholastic Fantastic
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We Can Turn DNA into Music
An Eastern Washington University professor creates audio interpretations of living things
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- Scholastic Fantastic
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Rats Giggle Too
And that's a bigger deal than you might think