As Instagram updates its features to prevent youth cyberbullying, Inland Northwest organizations weigh in on how social media affects the communities they serve
By Colton Rasanen
Lime returns to Spokane later than usual with a stricter city contract that aims for 'more accountability'
By Nate Sanford
NEWS BRIEFS: Fewer people were counted in Spokane's annual homeless tally
Plus, City Council decides how to spend ARPA money; and Spokane County demonstrates mobile broadband towers.
By Inlander Staff
Nature offers lessons on how to learn to love slowness — sometimes very slowly
By Tara Karr Roberts
Question of the Week
What are you looking forward to doing this summer?
Cannabis is a growing business, but Olympia is limiting its impact in Spokane County
By Will Maupin
How a 93-year-old Navy veteran in North Idaho saw his mother's forgotten children's book finally published
By Chey Scott
What Spokane-centric Lego sets should exist?
By Seth Sommerfeld
World Ballet Festival brings myriad performances to Spokane showcasing the enchanting art of ballet
By Summer Sandstrom
Don't miss these continuing Expo 50 and Juneteenth events
By Cassandra Benson
I Saw You
A foolproof map to find the perfect pickle of your dreams
By Eliza Billingham, Madison Pearson, Colton Rasanen and Samantha Wohlfeil
Death comes in the form of a talking parrot in the weepy disaster Tuesday
By Josh Bell
Alicia Vikander and Jude Law battle to bring life to the often lifeless period drama Firebrand
By Chase Hutchinson
A new locally created sampler instrument, CHOMPI aims to make music production fun and accessible
Summer Guide 2024: Make Summer Count
Summer Guide 2024: Food & Drink
It's eatin' season
By Eliza Billingham
A petition to rebrand summer into something even more delicious
Summer Guide 2024: Kids & Families
From summer reading challenges to zooming along a treetop zipline, families of all ages and sizes have tons of options
By E.J. Iannelli
No big summer plans? No problem.
By Azaria Podplesky
Summer Guide 2024: Arts
Wherever your summer plans take you, the region offers many ways to explore art along the way
By Carrie Scozzaro
An attempt to maximize my summer activities with over-organization
Summer Guide 2024: Water
Between lakes, rivers, pools, splash pads and waterslides, there are endless ways to soak in all that water
By Hannah Mumm
Summer Guide 2024: Music
Making the musical most of summer 2024
Live music makes summer worth waiting for
By Madison Pearson
Summer Guide 2024: Wheels
Ready, set, ride around the Pacific Northwest
Summer Guide 2024: Expo 50 Fun
There's still plenty of time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Expo '74 with these groovy events
Summer Guide 2024: Theater
From classic musicals to regional premieres, there's something for every theater fan this summer
Summer Guide 2024: Sports & Recreation
Summer in the Inland Northwest is a perfect time to get outdoors for movement and good vibes
Summer isn't complete without a trip to the mountains
Summer Guide 2024: Screen
A lighter summer schedule means more time to watch movies
Summer Guide 2024: Road Trips
Places to go when you want to get away this summer
I'll be trading my laptop for a camera and road trips to visually document our region for Wikipedia
Summer Guide 2024: The Great Indoors
Avoid the heat and smoke this summer while taking advantage of the many air-conditioned activities across the region
The Inland Northwest is brimming with summer potential, you just have to learn to tap into it
Why I'll be giving my high-maintenance dogs the summer of their lives
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