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News & Comment
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- News
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'Mayor' For Sale
The Coeur d’Alene Press continues to let politicians own individual words in its news stories
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- News
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A Summer on Engine 446
Rookie wildland firefighter finds confidence and close bonds out on the fire line
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- News
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You’re on Camera!
Spokane police change course and decide to buy body cams; plus, clashing over the Ridpath
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- News
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Fault Lines
The East Valley School District got the “seismic change” it was looking for, but it may cost school board members their seats
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- Comment
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Not Sacred Enough
Even magical places like Chief Mountain in Montana are under siege by gas and oil drillers
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- Comment
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The Price of Coal
Publisher's Note
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- Comment
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Muddling Through
Impressions on how the Syria solution is changing the game
Culture & Food
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- Arts & Culture
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A Long Road Indeed
Walking into the heart of the heart of the mountains
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- Arts & Culture
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Reviving Tradition
Washington State and Idaho play football on Saturday — and the loser is going to have to walk 8 miles
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- Arts & Culture
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ART | Paul Vexler
Vexler's wooden sculptural works expose the natural relationship between art and mathematics
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- Arts & Culture
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For Your Consideration
Breathalyzer apps, Feedly and CardMunch
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- Arts & Culture
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Les Joyeux
The Civic’s first production since the departure of its artistic director is anything but miserable
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- Food & Drink
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Heated Competition
Loads of chili comes to Colville for its first international chili cook-off
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- Food & Drink
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Fresh From the Web
Northwest Farm Fresh brings local produce at the click of a mouse
Music & Film
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- Music
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Sing the Greys
Frightened Rabbit rolls a wee bit of Scottish melancholy in on a tour bus
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- Music
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Out of the Blue
A tragic act of violence and the family business caught in its wake
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- Film
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Cold Justice
The kidnapping film is played out, but Prisoners gives the genre a new twist
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- Film
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Throwback Crime
Director David Lowery uses some 1970s inspiration in Ain’t Them Bodies Saints
Special Guides
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- Fall Arts
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Making Cool Stuff
The tech-focused DIY movement finds a home in Spokane
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- Fall Arts
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Architecture For Your Head
Olive + Boone shakes up conventional ideas in fashion and art with its edgy, modern headwear
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- Fall Arts
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Fall Arts Preview: November
For the past 15 years Spokanites have been able to watch short films about one-night stands, drag queens, mistaken identities, mistaken genders, confused lover
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- Fall Arts
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The Connector
Meet Shannon Roach Halberstadt, the Spokane art scene’s new best friend
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- Fall Arts
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The Musical Man
Troy Nickerson has been directing some of the region’s most popular musicals for 20 years, and he’s only picking up steam
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- Fall Arts
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Fall Arts Preview: December
Would the Christmas holiday be complete without music from Mannheim Steamroller? A resounding no! Plus other arts events in December.
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- Fall Arts
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Fall Arts Preview: September
THEATER BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS Nich Witham, who recently trod the Interplayers boards in Speech and Debate and Sirens, returns to star as teenaged Eugene Jerome in Neil Simon’s
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- Fall Arts
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A Place to Call Home
The Bartlett still has miles to go, but the spirit of the new music venue is very much alive
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- Fall Arts
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The Word Boom
The creative writing program at EWU is the engine of Spokane’s thriving literary scene
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- Fall Arts
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Fall Arts Preview: October
MUSIC ANDY McKEE Andy McKee ranks among the world’s most talented acoustic guitar soloists, coming from humble beginnings as a YouTube sensation. The online community brought his cli