Crisis Control
Increasing mental health calls are pulling North Idaho officers off streets for hours, even days
By Jacob Jones
PHOTO EYE | Long Time Coming
By Heidi Groover
So Long, Spokane
Councilman Steve Salvatori steps down; plus, "back dating" developments?
By Heidi Groover, Jacob Jones and Daniel Walters
'A Place for Everyone'
As the weather warms, a task force prepares to address the return of the city's so-called "street kids"
A Party Divided
The "fight for the soul" of Idaho Republicans continues
By Deanna Pan
Marble Dust Syndrome
Idaho legislators and gubernatorial candidates are trying to out-crazy each other by picking a fight with the feds
By Mary Lou Reed
Back... to the Future
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By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Empathize More, Fear Less
We all have a stake in addressing mental illness
By Ron Anderson
Visual Delight
ArtFest returns with a little something for everyone
By Inlander Staff
FEST | Spokane Comicon
By Chey Scott
For Your Consideration
Hisashi Iwakuma, Matt Taibbi's new book and a session IPA
By Mike Bookey
Consummate Imagemaker
A new Gonzaga exhibit showcases Andy Warhol's fascination with photography
By Carrie Scozzaro
Home At Last
With people he trusts and food he believes in, Adam Hegsted opens the doors at the brick-and-mortar Wandering Table
By Lisa Waananen
Order in the Court
Sandpoint corrals an impressive slate of food carts in one lot
Queen of the Damned
Angelina Jolie is fabulous, but Maleficent is a sloppy fantasy mess
By Maryann Johanson
Order Up
After a decade making blockbusters, Jon Favreau returns to his indie roots with Chef
By Marjorie Baumgarten
Volume-for-Lifer
Why one man hasn't taken off his Volume wristband since last year's event
By Laura Johnson
Whoa is Him
Seattle rapper Grieves still has a voice, and it's only going to get bigger
Moving on Up
After years spent trying to get big, Christian rockers We as Human finally return home
By Jordan Satterfield
Making Work Safer
By E.J. Iannelli
We Can Turn Cow Pies Into Plastic Wrap
We Can Resurrect a Failing School
By Daniel Walters
We Can Open a Local Market to Help Offset Our Environmental Sins
We Can See How Chemicals Affect the DNA of Future Generations
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Local political watchers float seven theories about why Nadine Woodward didn't win a second term as Spokane's mayor
By Nate Sanford
Switching America's freight fleet to electric may be too expensive; hydrogen fuel could be the answer
By Don C. Brunell
In the midst of an emergency, Spokane restaurants come together to show their love for produce rep Frank Jones
By Eliza Billingham
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