Neighbors rally to stop a South Hill dog park
By Summer Sandstrom
Camp Hope officials say they repeatedly asked police for help removing dangerous residents — that help rarely came
By Daniel Walters
Washington cities could soon be required to plan for climate change as they manage growth
By Samantha Wohlfeil
NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane settles a lawsuit over its dangerous roads, and more.
Plus, the candidates in city races so far; and the roadwork on North Monroe continues.
Readers respond to an article about 'special access' between Spokane Police Chief and a group of downtown property owners
Question of the Week
What is your dream festival lineup?
How can we best manage homelessness? It starts with a community conversation
By Gavin Cooley and Rick Romero
Republican lawmaker rolls his own medical marijuana bill, inspiring a look at Gem State cannabis policy
By Will Maupin
Enter the extraordinary world of book arts and meet local artists behind the movement
By Madison Pearson
Spokane Print Fest returns for its fifth run, introducing an array of printmaking processes and artists to the community
By Chey Scott
Is Spokane's Pavilion actually cooler than the Seattle Space Needle?
By Nate Sanford
Must-see concerts, Ted Lasso bids farewell; plus, new music!
I Saw You
Week of March 30
After finally ending the playoff drought, what's next for the Seattle Mariners?
By Seth Sommerfeld
Gonzaga Basketball Offseason Primer
What we know and what we don’t yet know about next season’s Zags.
Cravens Coffee Co. celebrates 30 years in Spokane as co-founder Simon Thompson reflects on the roastery's journey
By Renée Sande
Local couple bring Beard Papa's cream puff bakery from Japan to Spokane
By Ellie Rothstrom
No Man's Land Film Fest spotlights the experiences of communities underrepresented in outdoor recreation and athletics
With Chris Pine at his most charming, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves is best when it fully embraces silliness
By Chase Hutchinson
Navigating a week in Boise for Treefort Music Fest
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Roughly 18 months in, tensions are high between the Garland Theater's operators and the property owner
Farmers Markets 2025: A guide to finding the best produce, food products and more
By Madison Pearson and Dora Scott
West Valley School Board unanimously decides not to renew contract of Spanish teacher who read racial slur aloud from To Kill a Mockingbird
By Colton Rasanen
The Salish School of Spokane and Catholic Charities Eastern Washington partner to build a new campus near the Spokane River
By Bee Reiswig
Sneak Peek Preview
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