Mind Games
What's on your mind? Neurofeedback can show you - and even help you alter the way your brain works
By Mick Lloyd-Owen
Staying Fit in Two Hours a Week
Resistance training is a surprisingly crucial part of any exercise regimen
By Zach Hunt
Rolling Pain
The sport of roller derby is making a comeback in Spokane, powered in part by women who work in health care
By Michael Bowen
What's for Dinner?
Finding healthy meals for kids offers many challenges
By Patty Seebeck
A Half-Century of Fun
At 50, the Sinto Senior Center has no plans to retire
By Daniel Walters
Arguments for Acceleration
Gifted students can languish as schools struggle to leave no child behind
By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
The Big V
Vasectomies are safe, effective and cheap — so why do men resist them?
Ask Dr. Matt: How should I choose shoes for my kids?
By Matt Thompson
One and the Same
Our river and our aquifer are all connected; here's how you can help protect this vital resource
By Julie Graham
Comparing the Plans
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Finding Answers
WSU research Patricia Hunt ponders plastics
By Anne McGregor
Teaching Teachers About Autism
A new program helps educators identify and cope with autism
By Laura Papetti
Peering into Plastics
Plastics are everywhere in modern life, but certain elements in them are coming under increased scrutiny for possible health impacts
By Ranit Mishori, MD
Numbers Game
Changing Seasons
By Nadine Woodward
BPA is Big Business
From the Editor
Stimulating the Mind, Helping the Body
Deep brain stimulation offers new hope for Parkinson's patients — and perhaps many others
By Jacob H. Fries
Glass is Greener
Submit an Event
or
Browse all Film Times
After starring at Gonzaga, Robert Sacre continues his winning ways as North Central 's head boy's basketball coach
By Seth Sommerfeld
Washington lawmakers consider allowing cannabis producers to sell direct to consumers
By Will Maupin
Jupiter's Eye Book Cafe offers a cozy, calm atmosphere for Spokane book lovers to enjoy
By Madison Pearson
Spokane's Community Court handles most nonviolent offenses downtown. While arrests increase, founders say improving quality of life is "not an easy fix."
By Eliza Billingham
Sneak Peek Preview
Entree Food Newsletter
Weekend Countdown