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'These People are Us'
A primer on mental health, the costs and the high stakes for Americans
By Heidi Groover
Booming Business
Amid train derailments and explosions across North America, Spokane leaders call for tighter restrictions on oil trains
Plugging Loopholes
Democrats take aim at Washington’s developer-friendly vesting law
By Daniel Walters
Locked Away
From the Spokane jail, Amanda Cook sent heartbreaking letters to her family. But help would come too late
By Jacob Jones
Right to Discriminate
New legislation would cripple local anti-discrimination ordinances in Idaho cities
By Deanna Pan
Try, Try Again
Spokane City Council to consider another police contract; plus, bullying in CdA
By Heidi Groover, Daniel Walters and Jacob Jones
PHOTO EYE | Protesting ‘Date Grape’
By Sarah Wurtz
Spokane in the Spotlight
Cathy McMorris Rodgers put Eastern Washington on the national political map last week; the reviews were not kind
By Robert Herold
Progress Reporting
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Letters to the Editor
Fox News, foreign assistance and finding a purpose in the military
By Inlander Readers
Making Marks
Carl Richardson made a New Year's resolution — and an art show came out of it
By Leah Sottile
POETRY | Kenneth Goldsmith
For Your Consideration
Tampa, Milestone and Buzzfeed Quizzes
By Clarke Humphrey
At Last
Lifelong Seattle sports fans have suffered unlike any other city — and now they finally have a championship
By Mike Bookey
Taste Under Fire
Contestants in the Nuclear #Spiceawar will take the heat once more
By Laura Johnson
Revved Up Again
More than a year after a fire, the Handle Bar reopens in a new location
By Colleen Fogerty
Northside Thai
Thai cuisine makes its way to Mead
By Jo Miller
People's Choice
The Upbeat app combines the ease of Reddit with the music Internet users actually want to hear
Loud and Proud
Kid Congo Powers is a punk rock legend, but he hasn't shown his true self until now
All-Star History
Clooney assembles one of the best casts in recent memory for The Monuments Men
By Ed Symkus
School of Fey
Ten years later, Mean Girls still teaches kids a lesson (with a laugh)
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A new pop-up dinner series combines creative food with the power of pop culture
By Chey Scott
With Mike Fagan running to be Spokane's council president, it's a free-for-all scramble for his seat
By Josh Kelety
Dick's: Spokane changes. Downtown changes. Dick's remains.
Roger's Ice Cream and Burgers: Keepin' it real in North Idaho since 1940
By Carrie Scozzaro
Entree Food Newsletter
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