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Vol. 20, No. 36
No Longer Special
At Rogers High School, special education kids increasingly are being placed in regular classes
By Daniel Walters
Man vs. Wolf
Loved and hated, the gray wolf finds itself a target for hunters as advocates call for continued protection
By Jacob Jones
INTERVIEW — Bart Mihailovich
The Spokane Riverkeeper on the effect of coal trains
By Megan Petersen
Droning On
Of police drones, settlements and zoning
By Heidi Groover and Daniel Walters
They're Shocked!
Obama conspiracies don't add up to much — kind of like the job performance of Congress
By Robert Herold
Two Faces of Leonardo
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Their Own Private Idaho
A front-row witness describes Idaho’s path to one-party rule
By Bliss O. Bignall Jr.
Rhymes for the Young
Spokane’s Kenn Nesbitt brings the nation’s kids the gift of poetry
By Eli Francovich
Mix Masters
Interplayers and Blue Door Theatre combine the best of scripted theater and improv
By E.J. Iannelli
GAME — The Last of Us
The zombie apocalypse gets all emotional
By Sarah Munds
For Your Consideration
Kingdom Rush, Arrested Westeros and Call of Juarez: Gunslinger
Beyond Fear
The search for meaning (and forgiveness) in human touch
By Shann Ray
UPDATE — Bruchi's Cheesesteaks and Subs
The South Hill's go-to cheesesteak shop back open with new owners
By Mychaela Nickoloff
Same Beer, New Name
Golden Hills has become Orlison Brewing, and they’re changing everything but the beer in your glass (or can)
By Mike Bookey
Cup of Refinement
Silver Spoon Tea House serves elegance in the form of tea and treats
By Jo Miller
True Blues
The Grizzled Mighty make powerful Northwest blues rock
By Leah Sottile
Building Steam
Gritty local singer-songwriter Matthew Sonntag is young but wise
By Jordan Satterfield
Animated Character
Monsters University finds value in not just talent, but hard work
By Scott Renshaw
Zombie Confusion
World War Z tries to infect you with its Hollywood clichés
By Maryann Johanson
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CONCERT REVIEW: 'Weird Al' Yankovic, backed by a 41-piece orchestra, still dares to be stupid after all these years
By Nathan Weinbender
Shea explored tracking enemies with GPS, Idaho lab probably developed tech used in Russian crash, and other headlines
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Trump abandons gun background checks, Spokane Police Guild calls for Matt Shea resignation, and other headlines
By Josh Kelety
Planned Parenthood refuses federal funds over abortion restriction
By The New York Times
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