A year after her son's fentanyl overdose, a mother searches for meaning
By Wilson Criscione
As contagious omicron hits Spokane, focus on testing intensifies as hospitals fear being overwhelmed
By Samantha Wohlfeil
After Inlander story on inspection-ignoring roofing contractor, city adds teeth to inspection requirement
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What's your favorite local historic building?
Out in our West's beautiful public lands is where life lessons can be learned
By Bill Bryant
Cannabis-infused mocktails for a booze-free buzz
By Will Maupin
Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s Virus Mandate for Large Employers
By Dan Nailen
Historic preservationists in rural communities across Eastern Washington race against time to save old buildings
By Chey Scott
A Washington-wide nonprofit helps old places survive — and thrive
A new production of Corpus Christi at Stage Left aims for compassion over controversy
By E.J. Iannelli
Finally, I can tell you what the Inlander is really like
Return to Hogwarts, Joe Feddersen's art collection opens at the MAC, and new music!
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Three keys to the Zags’ recent hot streak
The new Scream hits all the right notes, paying cheeky homage to its predecessors and the horror genre
By Chase Hutchinson
Transformania finds the Hotel Transylvania animated franchise limping into a fourth installment
By Josh Bell
World music guitarist Jesse Cook returns to the stage with classical strumming and trap beats
By Seth Sommerfeld
Inlander Insights: Live From Somewhere's Jon Kuritz
The Spokane live music video series transitions to in-person concerts at the Magic Lantern
There's plenty of time — and snow — to plan a road trip to destinations beyond our local five resorts. Here are three great choices in Idaho
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
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Farmers Markets 2025: A guide to finding the best produce, food products and more
By Madison Pearson and Dora Scott
West Valley School Board unanimously decides not to renew contract of Spanish teacher who read racial slur aloud from To Kill a Mockingbird
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The annual Huckleberry Festival provides a tasty excuse to visit North Idaho's historic silver-mining town
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