Tipping Point
Everyone from Gov. Butch Otter to the ACLU says Idaho's public defender system is broken — and fixing it won't be easy
By Jake Thomas
Extraordinary Ordination
Meet the first woman to be ordained as an Ecumenical Catholic priest in Spokane
By Mitch Ryals
Never Simple
An update on the future of the Ridpath; plus, why more oil trains will be heading through Spokane
By Jake Thomas, Daniel Walters and Mitch Ryals
Risky Business
As the region plans its energy needs, Avista holds on to a source of power that critics consider a liability
Gone Too Soon
What happened to Kim Vezina?
By Quinn Western
Intervention Blues
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Kids Over Tax Breaks
Imagine a whole new economic development paradigm
By John T. Reuter
The Panderlympics
Republican presidential candidates are painting themselves into corners they won't be able to escape next fall
By Robert Herold
Healing High
With marijuana-infused topical products, pain relief goes green
By Azaria Podplesky
Sparkle and Shine
After decades in the fashion industry, two best friends started a high-end jewelry company based in Spokane
By Chey Scott
Distilled: Brew Wars
Beer companies are being bought and sold at a rapid pace — but the drinker is still in power
By Mike Bookey
ART | Hatch
The "We Are Still Here" art show gives voice to nearly two dozen Native American artists
By Carrie Scozzaro
For Your Consideration
Electro-pop gems, stunning Sun Valley and a singalong app
By Kailee Haong
Beautiful Vacuity
Flasks and flapper dresses make the Wild Party a Jazz Age spectacle, but it still feels empty
By E.J. Iannelli
Pregame Parties
In search of the best tailgate gatherings at EWU games
By Max Carter
I Saw You
Week of November 19th
An Uncommon Venture
In Kettle Falls, two brothers are farming tomatoes by their own rules
By Daisy Pongrakthai
Fresh Focus
A new corner market in northeast Spokane offers health-conscious products, produce and to-go meals
UPDATE | RIVELLE'S RIVER GRILL
Melone's Public House changes names, adjusts its menu
Winter Beer is Here
By Inlander Staff
Wrapping it Up
Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss Everdeen brings the Hunger Games series to a thrilling end
By Maryann Johanson
Just the Facts
Spotlight makes the work of journalism both heroic and human
By Scott Renshaw
Turnaround
How a new batch of optimistic entrepreneurs plan to bring more live music to Spokane
By Laura Johnson
The Next Generation
Veteran punk-rock quartet Cause want to teach young musicians a thing or two
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