Oct 14-20, 2021

As pandemic rages on, Spokane health district employees say poor leadership is driving dozens to leave agency

Repeatedly thwarted hiring attempts exasperated Spokane's understaffed human resources and historic preservation departments

Transparency advocates scrutinize Spokane health district directive to not email concerns

Drive-up weekday COVID testing opens Monday, Oct. 18, at Spokane Falls Community College

Rolovich out as WSU head coach since vaccine exemption can't be accommodated

Here's what Spokane County's final proposed redistricting map looks like

National parks like Glacier, Zion and Yellowstone are overrun by crowds more than ever, but simply building more parks is not the solution

Question of the Week

Prerolls come in an array of prices, strengths

A former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, secretary of state and national security adviser, Colin Powell died Monday

New Spokane Playwrights Laboratory is dedicated to championing local voices — with the audience's help

Squid Game, Marty's Murders, Finneas's new album and more you need to know this week

THEATER REVIEW: CATS offers a classic return to Broadway in Spokane's long-delayed series

I Saw You

Heavenly Special Teas has transformed a former North Division bar into a charming tea room and cafe

Fourteenth-century knights succumb to toxic masculinity in The Last Duel

The directors of Free Solo return with a mesmerizing documentary about a daring deepwater dive

After pandemic delay, local Americana act Trego finally gets to release its new album and play live

Inlander Insights: Super Sparkle gets ready to say goodbye

Even though the weather's just starting to change, our five local resorts have been hard at work on kicking off a great 2021-22 season

Reuniting with our Winter Friends will mean a little more this season

Maybe this season is the time to squeeze in a getaway beyond the Inland Northwest? Here are three great destinations in Washington state

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