Seeds of Doubt
Why a failed biofuels facility in Eastern Washington is raising concerns about a proposed crude oil refinery on the other side of the state
By Jake Thomas
Bikini Battle
The Spokane City Council votes down restrictions on bikini baristas; plus, a marketing ploy gone wrong
Now Come the Feds
The Idaho Department of Correction is heading to federal court, accused of tampering with prisoners' medical records
By George Prentice
Rushing's Rant
The Airway Heights City Council has asked the mayor to resign after posting a racist Facebook message
By Daniel Walters
Paradox of the West
There's more to our region's success than just rugged individualism
By John T. Reuter
No Pain, No Gain
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Corralling the Candidates
Wading through four more hopefuls seeking the GOP nomination
By George Nethercutt
Meet the Farmer
Triple T Farms automates their Cheney marijuana growing operation
By Jordy Byrd
Parallel Parking
The drive in Spokane to build parks that fit into parking spaces
By Mitch Ryals
BOOK | Priest Lake History
Some surprising aspects of "Idaho's Crown Jewel"
By Mike Bookey
Songs of Summer
With the Julyamsh Powwow canceled, the Coeur d'Alene Tribe's "Cultural Experience" has stepped in with gifts of salmon, huckleberries and dubstep
For Your Consideration
Harper Lee's return, historical tweets, yadda yadda yadda
Wet Sounds
Singin' in the Rain is mostly a strong showing for CdA Summer Theatre
By E.J. Iannelli
I Saw You
Week of July 19th
Bottle Bounty
Vintage Spokane returns to celebrate a big boom in Washington wines
By Hilary Korabik
Five Mile Secret
Since QQ Sushi & Kitchen opened last fall, it's gained a loyal following of Northside residents
By Chey Scott
Sad Clown
Trainwreck keeps derailing Amy Schumer's brand of comedy
By Scott Renshaw
Small Wonder
Ant-Man rediscovers some of the playfulness of superhero adventure
The Only Ones
Three legends of their respective genres converge on Northern Quest
By Laura Johnson
Steal Away
With local favorites BBBBandits' final show this weekend, an Inlander freelancer looks back on his time with the band
By Gawain Fadeley
New and Cheap
A sampling of affordable places that opened since our last Cheap Eats issue
By Inlander Staff
Burger Brawl
We ate almost every burger on the Zip's menu, and you're probably jealous about that
Rolling Goodies
A few particularly tasty (and affordable) bites from the region's food trucks
By Franny Wright
Just Desserts
Five must-try local treats for those not looking to break the bank
The Nicest Price
Some local drinking spots know the true meaning of "added value"
By Dan Nailen
Hot and Cold
Deli counters offer just as many choices as any sit-down spot, and they're friendlier to your wallet and waistline
Keeping It Classic. Or Not.
How the time-tested favorites around the region compare to the newcomers
By Carrie Scozzaro
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