New Blood
Candidates are launching bids for Spokane City Council and could bring big changes to city government
By Jake Thomas
Sharp Knives
Some Idaho lawmakers want to protect knife rights; plus, looking for a new police ombudsman
By Jake Thomas, Daniel Walters and Mitch Ryals
Big Boom
What officials want to do with exploding oil train traffic
Calling Out Snitches
Efforts to make it harder to convict someone solely on an informant have stalled again
By Mitch Ryals
Shiny New Debt Trap?
Is Moneytree's proposed installment loan an improvement — or just another way to ensnare vulnerable people?
By Daniel Walters
Give Him a Talk Show
Some of the far left's fairy tales are as unbelievable as the far right's
By Robert Herold
Best Of Behind the Scenes
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Spokane Shock
Get outside your culture to be able to decide what's in it
By Mariah McKay
King's Court
New recreational dispensary Royal's Cannabis opens
By Jordy Byrd
Four Short Years
Kevin Pangos started his career at Gonzaga shooting the lights out. He hopes to end it by leading a team to greatness
By Mike Bookey
Wins, Losses and Life
The parallels between the careers of father-and-son hoop stars Terry and Parker Kelly are eerie — and enlightening
EWU's Dancing, Too!
The region's hot-shooting little brother hopes to turn some heads
Sweating It
Gonzaga's women had to wait to hear they were in the NCAAs, but they ended up with a decent draw
By Franny Wright
Reduce, Reuse, Create
Art Salvage Spokane encourages sustainable creativity by making art from discarded stuff
By Chey Scott
TV | LAST MAN ON EARTH
Will Forte thrives as a leading man
For Your Consideration
Psychedelic tunes, Scientology unveiled and gentlemen on the road
From the Ground Up
Seed libraries increase plant diversity and encourage growers to share their garden's bounty in the tiniest form
Join the Club
Tap into Sandpoint's new Neighborhood Pub
By Carrie Scozzaro
To Your Door
Sweetbox Delivery brings the baked goods to you
Dance Lessons
Ballet 422 takes you inside a world of dedication and beauty
By Kimberley Jones
Sequel Success
Insurgent is more creative than a lot of sci-fi — and that doesn't say a lot about today's movies
By Maryann Johanson
Ride It Out
Rough Congress hasn't played a show in two years, but that doesn't mean they broke up
By Laura Johnson
Roadworn and Weary
Seattle's Supersuckers have plenty of fresh heartache to fuel a new country album
By Dan Nailen
We Asked, You Answered
By Inlander Staff
Food & Drink
Best of the Inland Northwest Reader's Poll | 2015
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Spokane Parks and Schools focus on citywide recreation opportunities in Together Spokane tax proposal
By Colton Rasanen
Funded by a prestigious national grant, Rachel Bade-McMurphy has assembled a who's who of the regional jazz scene for her Glass Bead Orchestra
By E.J. Iannelli
Spokane is the nation's No. 4 cat-loving city per PetSmart list; local shelters make the ranking paws-ible
By Ellis Benson
Selkirk the cat made waves at Spokane Pride — now he's an internet star
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