Crash > Click > Cash
Lawyers and chiropractors already have your name, your address and the police report from your car accident — and they want you to hire them
By Daniel Walters
Starting Small
A village of tiny houses in Spokane Valley could serve as a model for fighting homelessness in the region
By Wilson Criscione
Drastic Action
Spokane among seven school districts sued by State Superintendent of Public Instruction; plus, trio of police-chief finalists are in town
By Wilson Criscione and Mitch Ryals
Chorus of Critics
Cathy McMorris Rodgers is one of the most powerful members of Congress; her challengers say that makes her part of the problem
By Jake Thomas
Fat Cats
What Larry the Cat and our Congress have in common
By John T. Reuter
Comparison Shopping
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are both candidates for president; that's where the similarities end
By Robert Herold
The Party of Pot
Trail Mix: Party platforms and death of the "Never Trumps"
By Jake Thomas and Wilson Criscione
What's Hot?
Strains local budtenders say smokers can't get enough of
The Way
For pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago trail, the journey never ends
By Laura Johnson
GAME | POKE-MANIA
A new game of old characters transfixes the nation, and Spokane
By Chey Scott
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
A welcome return, monstrous comic and disastrous novel
Digging for History
On the job at an archaeological survey of Riverfront Park
By Mike Bookey
I Saw You
week of July 21st
On a Roll
New shop brings Thai-inspired ice cream rolls to Post Falls; plus, Steam Plant parties
By Carrie Scozzaro
Setting Sail
Vessel Coffee Roasters thinks a lot about each cup
By Franny Wright
A Load of Scrat
Ice Age: Collision Course continues a franchise that keeps going only because it can
By Scott Renshaw
Hair-Raising
The 1980s, aka the more-is-more era, and its metal music keep moving to new heights
Throwback Talent
Parker Millsap is a fast-rising roots-music star
By Dan Nailen
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Manufactured home owners are reimagining stable housing as local communities face untenable rent increases
By Eliza Billingham
Meet Major Tom, The Long Ear record store's resident feisty feline
By Madison Pearson
Spokane leaders reaffirm their commitment to the Keep Washington Working Act amid uncertainty for immigrants and refugees
By Victor Corral Martinez
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