As EWU readies to share maps of racial covenants in Eastern Washington, a Spokane title company is helping homeowners disavow the racist documents
By Samantha Wohlfeil
North Idaho College cancels student club's annual drag show fundraiser due to 'all ages' description, again
By Colton Rasanen
NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane Transit Authority offers free weekend bus rides for Expo's anniversary
Plus, WSU and Gonzaga presidents are leaving; and more Washington homes could soon get solar
By Inlander Staff
Urban West Coast voters are pushing different priorities than some of their leaders
By Bill Bryant
Question of the Week
If you owned a farm, what type of animals would you want to raise?
Three new studies help inform us about humanity's relationship with cannabis
By Will Maupin
With new leadership and support, Cheney High School's drama program relaunches to create a solid platform for the future
By E.J. Iannelli
Spokane Children's Theatre presents a series of youth-written short plays about gun violence
"Gay pop" has a long history predating JoJo Siwa's post-tween turn
By Lucy Klebeck
Local artists receive fellowship awards, WSU seeks input on new apple variety naming; plus, new music
Spokane Symphony announces 79th season lineup for 2024-25
By Azaria Podplesky
I Saw You
Valleyford rancher Justin Owens seeks to reimagine ranching with his Piedmontese cattle
By Eliza Billingham
Local bars are getting ready for the first Spokane Cocktail Week, May 2-8
By Madison Pearson, Seth Sommerfeld and Eliza Billingham
Around the World in 80 Plates: Kushari and Basbousa from Egypt
Luca Guadagnino's tennis drama Challengers is all flash and no follow-through
By Josh Bell
The Beast is a haunting exploration of destiny and connection across time and space
A chat with Metalocalypse creator Brendon Small about his animated Adult Swim metal band Dethklok and turning it into a real touring act
By Taylor D. Waring
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Zozo's owner opens Maddie's Corner Cafe in Dolly's old spot in north central Spokane
By Dora Scott
Inland Northwest museums, libraries and art organizations compete for local resources after funding cuts to three federal agencies
By Madison Pearson
Three candidates vying for a Spokane City Council seat will be narrowed to two in Aug. 5 primary election
Spokane-based fire-spinning troupe Burn Works fosters community with flames
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