'Not Past Tense'
Washington school districts are preparing for new requirements to teach tribal history and culture, and they're being asked to rebuild bridges that have been burned
By Jake Thomas
Where the Buck Stops
New details about SPD's downtown precinct; plus, Randy Dorn considers a run for Washington governor
By Mitch Ryals and Wilson Criscione
A Better Bee?
Researchers at WSU are trying to create hardier honeybees
By Russ Walsh
The Echo Chamber
Trail Mix: TV can't resist the GOP frontrunner
Progressive Conservatism
We can save money and help people
By John T. Reuter
A Team for the Ages
Nancy Reagan always had her husband's back, making her one of the most remarkable first ladies in our history
By Robert Herold
Quick Hits
Cannabis testing labs band together; plus, the deadline to apply for a retail license nears
By Azaria Podplesky
The Long Rebound
Craig Ehlo has faced defeat before, but now he's fighting his toughest opponent: drug addiction
By Wilson Criscione
Main Man
How Eric McClellan helped save Gonzaga's season
By Will Maupin
Team Effort
Building friendships and community over an early-morning pitcher of green beer
Mad for Spokane
The NCAA Tournament returns to the Inland Northwest Friday, March 18 and Sunday, March 20
Equality | LORETTA ROSS
A chat with the International Women's Day keynote speaker
By Chey Scott
For Your Consideration
Late-night lady-led laughs, hip-hop history and a stunning new folk-rock album
By Dan Nailen
I Saw You
Week of March 17th
What's Brewing?
Spring means a bouquet of new beers at Inland Northwest breweries
By Mike Bookey
A Burning Passion
In Hayden, Flame & Cork makes pizza with the power of a family and a flame
By Carrie Scozzaro
A Big Hole
Allegiant has a few surprises, but a baffling, lazy plot muddies the franchise
By Maryann Johanson
In the Making
Jennifer Kemple went from being one of the best local blues singers to doing her own hip-hop thing
By Laura Johnson
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Neighborhood council leaders provide insight on their vibrant, collaborative and growing corners of Spokane
By Samantha Wohlfeil
A guide for first-time fairgoers to enjoy everything a local renaissance faire has to offer
By Erin Sellers
Torra Tea opens in Spokane Valley, infusing Scottish traditions with an upscale twist
By Eliza Billingham
Federal and state grant funding helps connect underserved communities in rural Idaho to broadband internet
By Victor Corral Martinez
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