After blown deadlines and accusations of hostility, the Kootenai County assessor faces a write-in opponent as bosses try to get him to quit
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Ozzie's plans for Camp Hope, kudos for tax credits; and local political mapmaking
By Inlander Staff
The city's deficit has been resurrected. Who's to blame?
By Daniel Walters
Report: Lake Coeur d'Alene is getting healthier, but much more study is needed
It's still unclear how many people actually live at Camp Hope
By Nate Sanford
Spokane County plans to file lawsuit against DOT over Camp Hope
After intense GOP lobbying, board recommends Spokane City Council map with few changes
Question of the Week
How often do you ride your bike in Spokane?
Sandy Williams planted a lot of seeds around here; helping them grow will soften the pain of her passing
By Inga Laurent
As students settle into another school year, a reminder of the importance of history in making well-rounded American citizens
By John Hagney
It's possible to buy the best of the best without breaking the bank
By Will Maupin
The future belongs to the bicycle, in Copenhagen, Mexico City, Portland — and Spokane
By Nicholas Deshais
Spokane artist Chris Bovey opens Vintage Print + Neon storefront, studio and workshop in the Garland District
By Chey Scott
How a local artist and wilderness skills teacher recreated historical murals at the Spokane House Interpretive Center
By Carrie Scozzaro
New Bowie film, Spokane's Masterclass Big Band, plus new music!
More ways to keep the wheels turning
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The Seattle Mariners Enter Playoff Panic Mode
The Seattle Mariners should've had an easy path to the playoffs... but they never make things easy for their fans
By Seth Sommerfeld
Discover how chef Ian Wingate views food, flavor and farm-to-table dining at his new restaurant, Outsider
Andrew Dominik uses Marilyn Monroe as a vehicle for stylistic excess in the misguided Blonde
By Josh Bell
Hocus Pocus 2 effectively captures the irritating cacophony of the original
Finding art in vulnerability with the Front Bottoms
You know what I think's pretty rad? I know how really sad you are...
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The Alien franchise hits a wall with TV series Alien: Earth
Spokane City Council could require contractors on major public works projects to sign labor agreements and hire economically disadvantaged workers
By Colton Rasanen
Andre McGann hosts next-level house concerts at his hillside venue in Nine Mile Falls
By Azaria Podplesky
Spokane Transit Authority should take advantage of new state law allowing transit users onto transit boards
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