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Trickle Down
Fifteen hundred miles from the southern border, the Northwest feels the squeeze of the immigration crisis
By Heidi Groover
'Veto Proof'
Five finalists for an open council position; plus, Idaho's GOP gets a new chairman
By Jacob Jones, Heidi Groover and Daniel Walters
Swift Hand of Justice
How two recent murder cases ended with guilty pleas in a fraction of the usual time
By Jacob Jones
Water Power
A new plan to give the Spokane City Council an edge in its growth battle with the county
By Daniel Walters
Weed Vocab 101
New and popular cannabis terms
By Kate Gibbons
The Salvatori Effect
Questions about how Spokane should grow seem to be drawing more attention to little old city council races
By Robert Herold
Stopping For Repairs
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Loitering For All
Spokane doesn't need fewer "vagrants" and "loiterers" downtown; we need more of everyone
By Luke Baumgarten
Facing History
The story that James Glover didn't want you to know, and why it's threatening his legacy
By Lisa Waananen Jones
Two By Two
The Book of Mormon brought back the non-theatergoer's faith in the musical, and gave a kid from South Dakota a chance at the big time
By Laura Johnson
OUTING | SAILING LAKE PEND OREILLE
Water and views of Schweitzer Mountain Resort
By Jen Forsyth
Catch and Repeat
Spokane Disc Dogs hosts friendly competitions showcasing the bond between man and beast
By Chey Scott
For Your Consideration
Explainer journalism, color theory nerds and dessert
By Deanna Pan
The Final Chapter?
Monkeyboy Books' Marina Drake is caught between holding on or letting go
By E.J. Iannelli
Blended
50/Fifty gives you brews, burgers, poker, peanut butter and Thanksgiving
By Jo Miller
Home Comforts
CorkHouse adds a casual fine-dining option to Liberty Lake
Ancient Libation
No longer just for medieval knights, mead is making inroads in the region
By Amy Miller-Krezelak
A Bigger, Better Ale Trail
Who's thirsty?
By Franny Wright
See Change
Against Me! saw their frontman become a frontwoman, but the band is as loud as ever
Arena Karaoke
Arcade Fire has been playing a hell of a tour, complete with locally inspired cover songs
By Mike Bookey
Life Itself
Boyhood, made over the course of a dozen years, is Richard Linklater's masterpiece
By Marjorie Baumgarten
No New Twist
Into the Storm's CGI tornadoes don't have enough star power
By Scott Renshaw
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Spokane elections see most outside money ever, Catholic Charities security team can make arrests, and other headlines
By Samantha Wohlfeil
At Sharpstuff - a busy local knife-sharpening home business - no knife gets left behind
By Josh Kelety
Letter: Since I moved back to Spokane, I have been thrilled with what it's become
Director of the National Coalition for the Homeless says Nadine Woodward's homelessness-addiction math doesn't add up
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