Another Chance
Why the case of a convicted murderer sentenced to life is getting a new look
By Mitch Ryals
Close to Home
The community mourns the loss of a father and two young girls; plus, delays in setting Mayor David Condon's salary
Strike Force
How the Spokane Education Association became more active, confrontational and willing to strike
By Daniel Walters
A Slippery Sport
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Otter Incompetence
Idaho's governor and his staff can't even get the easy things right
By John T. Reuter
PowerPointless
Relying too much on clever technologies is making us all dimmer by the day
By Robert Herold
High Impact
Researchers and industry professionals debate marijuana use in the NFL
By Jordy Byrd
Image Conscious
The Civic opens its season with the unfettered "glitz and glam" of a con man's story
By E.J. Iannelli
Hometown Heroes
Distilled: In praise of the country life
By Dan Nailen
TV | Rick and Morty
Twistedly brilliant sci-fi inventiveness
For Your Consideration
Online dog-sitters, how things work and a kids' game grows up
I Saw You
Week of September 17th
Growing Goodness
Food For All aims to keep Spokane well-fed
By Hilary Korabik
Monster Potential
A seasoned chef shows flair with Kaiju Sushi & Spirits
By Carrie Scozzaro
A Mob Boss Without a City
The problems with Johnny Depp, Boston accents and Black Mass
By Paul Constant
Pundit Pioneers
Best of Enemies reveals the start of all the shouting in modern political TV coverage
Rise Above
Light Up the Sky learns what it's like to get a record deal
By Laura Johnson
Blasting Back
Dave and Phil Alvin find new musical life together in old songs
Spin Doctors
The owners of Garageland are making an investment in Spokane's music scene
Queens of the Page
These six Spokane women are publishing debut books this year, an unprecedented literary landmark
By Chey Scott
All for Show
The Spokane Children's Theatre is celebrating its 70th year of imbuing kids with a love of the stage
Civic Pride
Laura Becker and Spokane Arts are riding the wave of cultural vitality in the city
By Mike Bookey
The Grand Experiment
Alan Chatham's Laboratory is a petri dish for the nascent field of interactive art
Surfing Spokane History
Jeff Creighton and the MAC are digitizing thousands of historic photos, starting with the Libby collection
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Zozo's owner opens Maddie's Corner Cafe in Dolly's old spot in north central Spokane
By Dora Scott
Three candidates vying for a Spokane City Council seat will be narrowed to two in Aug. 5 primary election
By Colton Rasanen
Spokane-based fire-spinning troupe Burn Works fosters community with flames
Inland Northwest museums, libraries and art organizations compete for local resources after funding cuts to three federal agencies
By Madison Pearson
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