Jul 22-28, 2021

Once Spokane's only Black school board member, Jerrall Haynes has steered the district to a 'drastically different place'

Searching for solutions to Spokane's public restroom shortage

Three candidates want to give Spokane's northeast City Council district much needed attention

Meet the candidates running to represent northwest Spokane

Spokane Public Schools pays $275k to family of Black teen pinned down by resource officer

Spokane's former HR director Amber Richards told Woodward administration she couldn't continue at city "in good faith or with good conscience"

Two state laws taking effect soon will tweak regulation of Washington's cannabis industry

Question of the Week

Just when we need Congress most, representatives like Cathy McMorris Rodgers are offering us nothing

The collapse of local news organizations imperils our democracy, and here's a once-unthinkable solution to consider: government help

The new Spokane Ensemble Theatre brings Shakespeare's Twelfth Night to life at the MAC

A moment 10,000 years in the making

The Buzz Bin: Love, Simon's TV spin-off, Christianity Today's latest podcast is worth a listen and new music this week!

Five local photographers talk about perfect pics, social media and their Instagram-worthy shots

I Saw You

Biscuits and gravy is a diner classic; here are some local spots that do it right

Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters' new full-service cafe on the South Hill offers much more than great coffee

Spokane-raised filmmaker Champ Ensminger revisits his Thai roots through the eyes of his grandmother in his new short film

Smokey Robinson is a living legend, and his songs have been covered by artists across genres. Here are some of our favorites