Why Washington is knowingly violating its own laws in the treatment of mentally ill suspects
By Samantha Wohlfeil
The Ridpath block may finally be seeing its promised resurrection
By Daniel Walters
Rent in the Inland Northwest is soaring, and tenants feel powerless to stop it
By Wilson Criscione
What is wildfire smoke doing to our health?
By Nate Sanford
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Have you started masking up again?
Are You a Joy Sucker? Take the test and find out
By Michael Allen
From Carolina Cherokee lands to Texas and BuzzFeed in the West, weed marches toward normalcy
By Will Maupin
Biden Offers Strong Defense of His Decision to Pull Out of Afghanistan
By The New York Times
Coeur d'Alene's The Hive offers a new way to work and connect for the region's business-minded women
By Carrie Scozzaro
The suffocating loss of summer
The Meaning of Hitler at the Magic Lantern, Netflix's intentionally cheesy action flick and new music!
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Week of August 12
This year's huckleberry harvest was hit by heat and drought, but local berry producers are powering through
By Chey Scott
Pig Out in the Park 2021 now canceled due to COVID concerns
Free Guy brings dopey comedy and superficial musings to its video-game world
By Josh Bell
Primus opens the new Spokane Pavilion with a tribute to their prog-rock heroes in Rush
By Howard Hardee
Primus' wonderful weirdness christens the Spokane Pavilion concert stage. Here's what you need to know about the new venue
By Dan Nailen
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The fencing of the West and the enduring question of who this land was made for
By CMarie Fuhrman
Meet Ritters Garden & Gifts' resident felines, Petunia and Felix
The Pacific Northwest is finalizing plans for $1 billion in investments in 'green' hydrogen to power aviation, shipping, long-haul trucking and more
Hi Neighbor Tavern celebrates the anniversary of its owner's release from an Iraqi POW camp
By Eliza Billingham
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