Idaho state Rep. Heather Scott held a Confederate flag for a photo and shared it online — her husband just didn't want us to do the same
By Daniel Walters
Spokane's mayor defends the police chief, but her opponent says the chief's relationship with property owners' group is 'concerning'
By Nate Sanford
Washington's cap-and-invest program is the nation's second market aimed at decreasing greenhouse gas emissions
By Samantha Wohlfeil
NEWS BRIEFS: New fire lookouts will be manned by artificial intelligence, and more.
Plus, Spokane approves increase to developer fees for roads and utilities; and Inslee opposes pipeline expansion.
Idaho Rep. Heather Scott's husband also threatened Idaho Rep. Steve Berch with copyright suit over Confederate flag photo
Bulldog basketball's 25-year run of excellence tracks right along with Spokane's emergence as a Cinderella City
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Question of the Week
Are you following March Madness basketball this year?
Move on from winter with some warm weather weed
By Will Maupin
The MAC highlights intricate, women-made bead art by two distinct cultures in Africa and the Pacific Northwest
By Summer Sandstrom
Outstanding teen musicians perform in Spokane Youth Symphony's annual Concerto Competition
By E.J. Iannelli
Two artists take contrasting approaches in exploring the subject of landscape for new Chase Gallery exhibit
By Carrie Scozzaro
New performing arts center, extreme athletics; plus, new music!
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Week of March 16
As basketball shifts ever more to outside shooting, Brynna Maxwell is helping Gonzaga reach new heights with her elite sharpshooting
By Seth Sommerfeld
As Julian Strawther goes, so go the Zags. Thankfully, he has a penchant for big moments in big games
Getting you prepped for the Inland Northwest teams' run in the NCAA Tournament
The highs and lows for Gonzaga during the NCAA Tournament
Checking in with the Zags men and women after the first week of the Big Dance
Browne Family Vineyards expands into spirits with new distillery, tasting room in East Central
Willem Dafoe sweats and screams his way through Inside, a meditative yet maddening film
By Chase Hutchinson
Boston Strangler offers a simple take on a complex real-life murder case
By Josh Bell
Americana heroes Old 97's hit Spokane for the first time on their 30th anniversary tour
By Dan Nailen
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29 Spokane-based breweries create a collaborative beer for Spokane Craft Beer Week
By Dora Scott
Washington legislators secure North Spokane Corridor project funding with gas tax increase
By Victor Corral Martinez
A look at Square Wave Wednesdays and Spokane's synth music boomlet
By Elissa Ball
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