Issue of
Vol. 20, No. 50
Tax Poverty!
How Washington state taxes the poor more than any state; plus, new rules on pot
By Deanna Pan
Counting Cases
Change is coming to the Spokane County Public Defender’s office
By Jacob Jones
Protest Song
Northwest tribes unite to decry coal development projects
The Evolution of Food
Washington state becomes the latest battleground over genetically modified organisms
By Deanna Pan and Lisa Waananen
Streetcar Desired
The Spokane Transit Authority hopes the proposed “Central City Line” will transform the city with a new generation of modern trolley buses
By Daniel Walters
To Hire and Fire
Amid questions and a legal challenge, the mayor’s hiring and firing powers continue to expand
By Heidi Groover
HEALTH CARE — The Bottom Line
Start Your DVRs
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Planned Prosperity
The City of Coeur d’Alene is launching a far-reaching community visioning process, CDA 2030
By Mary Lou Reed
Born This Way
A Spokane Valley kid turns heads with his image and inspires people around the globe
By Leah Sottile
Beauty in Decay
Margot Casstevens’ art can be enjoyed for just a little while
THEATER | Brighton Beach Memoirs
By E.J. Iannelli
Falling in Love
Spokane’s Cami Bradley came damn close to winning America’s Got Talent — now she waits to see what’s next
By Laura Johnson
Even Trade
How the wilderness makes us earn its rewards
For Your Consideration
Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Richard Sherman and Larry and His Flask
By Mike Bookey
UPDATE | Nectar Tasting Room
By Lisa Waananen
Fruit of the Vine
Hops are the spice of a good beer — and one of Washington’s biggest crops
Crazy for Cronuts
The East Coast obsession over croissant-donuts has finally arrived in the Inland Northwest
By Chey Scott
Every Man for Himself
Spokane’s Electronic Dance Music fans may support national DJs, but local acts are left fighting for limited limelight
By Beth Notturno
The Pest
R.A. the Rugged Man’s game is rap, but he’s punk to the core
Car-madeus
Rush covers more ground than it knows, juxtaposing daring talent with workmanlike effort
By Scott Renshaw
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In the ongoing trade war, China announces it won't buy any U.S. ag products - just as American farmers prepare their harvest
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Worthy barbecue in Garland; plus, a new burger spot in Sandpoint and a special benefit for a celebrated local bartender
I Saw You
A lawsuit filed against the state's psychiatric hospitals - and inspired by an Inlander article - is dismissed thanks to a culture change
By Wilson Criscione
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