May 23-29, 2024

Anglers are cashing in and helping salmon by catching northern pikeminnow in the Columbia and Snake rivers

As Spokane traffic enforcement waned in recent years, more people died or were injured in crashes

NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane questions the cost of our regional 911 center

Twin rail disasters that hit the Pacific Northwest in 1910 are reminders of the power of what we now call atmospheric rivers

Question of the Week

A Spokane neighborhood has seen an increase in canine cannabis exposure — here's what dog owners should know

Huge in reputation and production value, Cats comes to the Civic in a collaborative, education-driven way

Atomic bomb survivor Keiko Ogura is honored by the University of Idaho for her decadeslong peace advocacy

Writer Tessa Hulls explores fraught relationship with mother, grandmother via new graphic memoir, Feeding Ghosts

Growing nonprofit Spokane Zero Waste aims to reduce waste, from textiles to food containers

I Saw You

We spent two home matches with the Spokane Velocity team, fans and staff at ONE Spokane Stadium. Here's what we saw.

Naturopathic doctor Casey Carr hosts three farm-to-table dinners to encourage rooted thinking about food as medicine

Farmers market season is here! Here’s where to find produce, crafts and homemade goods every day of the week

Around the World in 80 Plates: Mapo tofu from Sichuan, China

George Miller's Furiosa is a thrilling companion to Fury Road with a career-best performance by Anya Taylor-Joy

The Garfield Movie treats the beloved comics cat as little more than a marketing tool

The inaugural Punk Palouse Fest looks to help cultivate the Inland Northwest DIY music scene