For months, the downtown police precinct's building featured "mosquito devices" banned by the Spokane City Council
By Daniel Walters
For over 12 years, Prosecutor Haskell's wife's posts have sparked controversies about him and his office
Haskell says his wife's comments were racist, but she herself was not a racist
Former Spokane health officer Lutz files lawsuit for wrongful termination
By Samantha Wohlfeil
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What local experiences are your go-tos for a fun or romantic date night?
Tending one's soul through the winter doldrums takes a little extra in 2022
By Inga Laurent
How to let cannabis and love languages influence your valentine
By Will Maupin
As Cooper Kupp leads the Rams into the Super Bowl, an EWU friend shares his memories
By Dave Cook
Pullman's library finds itself refereeing a debate on Thomas Jefferson (the man and the painting)
By Carrie Scozzaro
The Story of the New Romantics, SFCC theater recognized for virtual performances, and new music!
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By Inlander Staff
Four local wine experts share their favorite sparkling wines and champagnes to pop open on Feb. 14
By LeAnn Bjerken
Take home some sweet treats to celebrate with your loved ones this Valentine's Day
By Madison Pearson
With a focus on fruit-based wines, Two Winey Bitches offers something new for wine fans and beyond at its downtown tasting room
To Go Box: Catching up on restaurant openings, closings, expansions and more
Who we would've nominated for the 2022 Oscars
By Seth Sommerfeld
Kenneth Branagh delivers a plodding Agatha Christie adaptation in Death on the Nile
By Josh Bell
Character actor Clifton Collins Jr. gets the chance to shine in sports drama Jockey
On emo nostalgia and the upcoming all-star tour featuring Thursday, Cursive, Jeremy Enigk, The Appleseed Cast
One Spokane man's epic odyssey of finding and skiing on snow for 100 consecutive months... and counting!
By Nick Pontarolo
From accounting class at Coeur d'Alene High, through a stunt double gig on Hot Dog... The Movie, then under an orthopedic surgeon's knife, Spud Boy Dan Herby is pain-free at last
By Bob Legasa
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