Bitter Pills?
Two county jail doctors recently left; one says the contract with a for-profit health care provider leaves inmates without quality care
By Mitch Ryals
Waiting Game
(Most) statewide initiatives meet filing deadline; plus, ex-Spokane police chief again draws a paycheck
By Jake Thomas and Mitch Ryals
Battle in the 6th
A four-term Republican legislator steps down and puts a district in play
By Jake Thomas
One Shot
A former Eastern Washington University football player watched his future crumble when he was charged with a murder he didn't commit
Consider This
A life coaching site for cannabis users, a Seattle marijuana tour, and a weed-related documentary series
By Azaria Podplesky
#BlackLivesMatter is Everyone
All mothers deserve to know that their innocent children will not die at the hands of law enforcement
By Tara Dowd
'Paramount Duty'
Trail Mix: Supreme statements
By Wilson Criscione and Daniel Walters
Across the Pond
A Fourth of July spent in England offers a reminder of the genius of the American system
By George Nethercutt
Time is of the Essence
The works on display in the Jundt Museum's newest exhibition won't be around forever
By Isaac Handelman
Let the Wanderlust Win
Why you shouldn't let anything hold you back from traveling
By Jo Miller
Television | UnREAL
Deliciously self-aware hypocrisy that you'll want to watch
By Daniel Walters
For Your Consideration
Tech-centric TV, a wholly original game and classic Kills
I Saw You
Week of July 14th
Nature's Enigma
Huckleberries have yet to be successfully domesticated, but one North Idaho farmer may be on his way to unlocking the berries' secret
By Chey Scott
Specialty Slices
Slice Pints & Pies brings a family feel to the Gonzaga area
By Franny Wright
Short Order
A new food truck on the scene serves up specialty burgers and fries in the Shadle Park area
Ain't Afraid of No Feminism
The Ghostbusters reboot dishes out laughs with a new team of ghoul chasers
By Maryann Johanson
Cats and Dogs
The Secret Life of Pets is a pure joy of the imagination
Still Life
The Avett Brothers have worked for years to get to the top, and they'll never stop evolving
By Laura Johnson
They Love It Loud
Gene Simmons talks bombast, Beatles and, oh yeah, songs
By Dan Nailen
Handheld
Cheap Eats 2016
Forkfuls
Straws
Sticks
Spoonfuls
By Laura Regester
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Attendance rates still haven't recovered from COVID, but Spokane's On Track Academy thinks it has a path to student success
By Colton Rasanen
Skewers food truck's new permanent location in downtown Spokane honors Armenian struggle for survival
By Eliza Billingham
Spokane could hand over a tricky property in Hillyard to create affordable housing and space for small businesses
By Samantha Wohlfeil
No matter his creative medium, playwright Dahveed Bullis remains a die-hard champion of his hometown
By E.J. Iannelli
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