Aug 24-30, 2023

Destructive fires swept through Spokane County last weekend, killing two and leaving hundreds without homes

30 Years of Inlander: 2007-2008

NEWS BRIEFS: Nadine Woodward attended a Matt Shea event before calling him a 'threat.'

Voters recall West Bonner School Board chair and vice chair

Question of the Week

History tells us that maritime skirmishes, like the fight over Ukrainian wheat, can escalate

In smoke-filled air, smokeless cannabis is an appealing alternative

Spokane's Kari Johnson began collecting Barbies well before the hit film spurred a pink renaissance

The new, two-day Root Experience showcases BIPOC performers and filmmakers from across the greater Pacific Northwest

Aggressively sarcastic advice from a mediocre athlete

Insterstellar satire, Metallica scholars; plus, new music!

Thrive International hosts women's-only pool party as an inclusive event for international residents

Inlander 30 Throwback: 20 Under 30

I Saw You

Notes from a hungry reporter at a food writing retreat in Stevens County

Garden Party opens in downtown Spokane, offering a botanical bar experience

The video game-based sports drama Gran Turismo functions mostly as an advertisement for itself

Helen Mirren can only do so much with mediocre biopic Golda

Lindsey Stirling marries classical violin, dubstep beats, dance and more for a musical offering all her own

Billy Idol's extreme infatuation with providing souvenirs for his live crowds

Give Guide 2023

This fall, the new Crosswalk youth shelter near Spokane Community College will break ground

Local nonprofit Mujeres in Action serves domestic violence survivors in Spanish

Save Our Wild Salmon has been working for more than 30 years to salvage the future of salmon and steelhead populations in the Pacific Northwest

When insurance won't cover critical therapy for Spokane children with special needs, Elevations helps