A sweeping homeless camping ban that passed by 75% of voters in November isn't being enforced — city leaders say it poses too big of a legal risk
By Nate Sanford
School districts across Washington see bonds fail despite approval from a majority of voters
By Colton Rasanen
After nearly 20 years of study, the Upper Columbia River could become a Superfund site
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Columbia River Basin Agreement offers promise of 'socially just' clean energy, restored salmon
Question of the Week
Where are you excited to go for Inlander Restaurant Week?
Adults and children both meet the wider world through reading; too many want to take that away
By Tara Karr Roberts
Ukraine takes a step forward in cannabis policy, while Thailand falls back
By Will Maupin
Spokane artist Madeline McNeill's latest story-driven performance explores how the body shapes the mind
By Summer Sandstrom
Two local artists revive Spokane Sequential, a quarterly magazine of regional illustrators
By Madison Pearson
An experienced Eastern Washington team is stacking wins and soaring toward March
How a Spokane couple who'd eschewed marriage were proven wrong after a serendipitous encounter
By Renée Sande
I Saw You
Bloomsday 2024 honors Shriners Children's hospital, perennials and the Doomsday Vulture
Jonathan Seaman-Cwik combines elite training and local ingredients at Lakehouse Bar and Grill in Loon Lake
By Eliza Billingham
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2024: Lumberbeard Brewing
Around the World in 80 Plates: Aebleskiver from Denmark
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2024: 1898 Public House and Hogwash Whiskey Den
By Chey Scott and Samantha Wohlfeil
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2024: Karma Indian Cuisine & Vieux Carre
By Colton Rasanen and Eliza Billingham
Around the World in 80 Plates: Arepas from Venezuela, Derek Tibs from Eritrea, Tarkari from Bhutan
Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan are delightful in Ethan Coen's long-awaited Drive-Away Dolls
By Chase Hutchinson
Faith-based drama Ordinary Angels tells an empty feel-good story
By Josh Bell
From bluegrass prodigy to Americana mainstay to the folk pop of Polaroid Lovers, Sarah Jarosz continues to excel and evolve
By Seth Sommerfeld
Outlaw Music Festival brings Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan and John Mellencamp to ONE Spokane Stadium in August
Tickets for the stacked concert go on sale Friday.
Inlander Restaurant Week 2024
A Festival of Flavor
Big Table and CDAide help serve those who serve us
Karma and India House's chef-owner encourages diners to try authentic Indian cuisine
Inland Northwest restaurants need community support to create unique, local experiences
Five Award-Winning Maryhill Wines to Watch for on Restaurant Week Menus
Dry Fly Distilling's chef infuses innovative ideas and love into his dishes
Veggie, vegan and gluten-free options that any omnivore would love
Don't forget about dessert! Here's a sampling of the many sugar-filled treats to be found
The owner of Vine & Olive and Vicino Pizza reflects on why she's stayed in the industry
More than two-dozen restaurants are new to Inlander Restaurant Week in 2024
Need something to do before or after your three-course meal? Check these out
Can't get enough seafood? Check out these fishy dishes
Taste the world at your favorite local restaurant
Why not be strategic and dine out with enough in your party to sample every dish on the menu?
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The Alien franchise hits a wall with TV series Alien: Earth
Spokane City Council could require contractors on major public works projects to sign union agreements and hire economically disadvantaged workers
Unwind with a pint and bite at downtown Spokane's Griffin Tavern, touting the area's first self-pour beer taps
By Dora Scott
Spokane Transit Authority should take advantage of new state law allowing transit users onto transit boards
By Anthony Gill
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