Political newcomer Maggie Yates hopes to unseat longtime incumbent Al French in the most contested race for Spokane County Commission
By Samantha Wohlfeil
The Cliff/Cannon neighborhood on Spokane's lower South Hill could get historic protections — if homeowners want it
By Samantha Holm
Camp hope shrinks; plus, a Band-Aid for contaminated West Plains water, and Woodward's gloomy prognostication
Sheriff candidate Nowels walks back comments about mayor's involvement in Ozzie's Camp Hope plan
By Nate Sanford
Letter: WSDOT pushes back on Spokane's Camp Hope blame game, and other highlights
Spokane Police Chief said Spokane spent $500k on overtime at Camp Hope. That's not true
Question of the Week
What's the coolest/weirdest museum thing you've seen?
How to get past partisan mapmaking and fix our politics
By Bill Bryant
Readers respond to Nicholas Deshais' cover story examining ways to make Spokane a city for people on bicycles
The White House makes a progressive move on federal cannabis policy
By Will Maupin
Lila Shaw Girvin's retrospective exhibit reflects a life lived in pursuit of knowing and understanding
By Carrie Scozzaro
A collection of paintings by American impressionists is a focal point of the MAC's fall lineup
By Chey Scott
The MAC showcases the lively art form of Mexican mask-making and traditional dance
By Madison Pearson
Four events to learn more about the MAC's fall exhibits
Two more fall exhibits at the MAC
Josephine Keefe is paying homage to her family and tribe with a revival of According to Coyote
By E.J. Iannelli
The journey of Vytal Movement Dance is illustrated in its upcoming performance, "Sanctuary"
Internationally known comedian Vir Das brings his globally unifying humor to Spokane
By Nic Renshaw
Ten ways to beat back the terrifying sounds of silence
Confess Fletch, an unpredictable sandwich; plus, new music!
I Saw You
Week of October 13
Tickets for Gonzaga-Kentucky at Spokane Arena go on sale Oct. 28
Spokanites have a chance to see two of college basketball's best hit the hardwood
By Seth Sommerfeld
Restaurant and grocery supplier Angus Meats celebrates 50 years, expands its retail line
A fittingly timid defense of not liking horror movies
Halloween's horror slasher has cheated death countless times, whether we wanted it or not
By Chase Hutchinson
Where to see Halloween horror movies on the big screen in 2022
Your Inland Northwest spooky movie guide
How the Podium transformed into Spokane's newest concert venue
While you've been dreaming of a white ski season, the teams at the five local resorts have been busy making improvements big and small
Now's the time to start planning to visit one of these world-class destinations in our own backyard
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Two October events to get you pumped for the upcoming ski season
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A 12-year-old killed herself at a Spokane hospital that recently closed its youth psychiatric unit
By Kaylee Tornay and Whitney Bryen - InvestigateWest
Sunshine, Spring and Readers' Favorite Things
Spokane '90s band releases an album; plus, new music!
A personal reflection on Laura Jane Grace and music as a tool for understanding
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