Local food banks have less food to feed more people. Inflation isn't helping
By Carrie Scozzaro
About 13,000 people die living on the street every year in the U.S., including in small towns like Lewiston
By Nate Sanford
Who is responsible for clearing icy sidewalks and buried bus stops?
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Musk's Twitter briefly suspends Inlander reporter for alt-right reporting. Plus, anti-abortion group gets fined, and Camp Hope gets a reprieve.
A year before his death, Chief Joseph visited Seattle to deliver a final plea for his people
By Crosscut
Question of the Week
How long have you lived in Spokane?
Florence Childs hit the lottery twice to open the Top Shelf on the West Plains
By Will Maupin
A local writer bemoans the arrival of so many transplants. Even though he was once one of them.
Essay By Samuel Ligon
In her new memoir, Spokane writer and artist Diane Sherman captures the essence of human experience
By Samantha Holm
KYRS Thin Air Community Radio moves to Spokane's Central Library after almost two decades in the Community Building
By Madison Pearson
Do shows about terrible rich people need to be subversive and smart?
A Marvel Christmas special, improvised musicals; plus, the Don Kardong bridges reopens!
I Saw You
Week of December 22
Three new drink-forward venues in Sandpoint's core expand its appeal as a dining destination
Babylon self-indulgently wallows in the dark side of old Hollywood
By Josh Bell
The animated swashbuckling cat makes a welcome return in Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
Sounds of the 2022 Spokane Scene
Rounding up this year's album releases from Spokane artists
By Seth Sommerfeld
The Top 10 Songs of 2022
Our music editor's picks for the top tunes of the year
North Idaho's Potato Boys are building on the hype they started last year with their viral ski film, Famous Potatoes
By Bob Legasa
Despite whatever the year throws at them, an annual constant for one group of friends is their "Guys Ski Trip"
By Nick Pontarolo
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Eleven Spokane Falls Community College students are first graduates of new integrated behavioral health bachelor's degree
By Colton Rasanen
Spokane's Best Farmers Markets
By Inlander Staff
The Felts Field Sky Queens are racing across the country to raise awareness for female aviators everywhere
By Eliza Billingham
Spokane chef Suwanee Lennon competes on national TV; plus, culinary opportunities and calls for community support
By Dora Scott
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