"Pedestrian interference" tickets spiked during Expo celebrations; meanwhile, Spokane Police are now enforcing the Proposition 1 camping ban
By Nate Sanford
NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane Public Schools board looks to limit devices
Plus, Spokane drops parking requirements for new development; and People's Park could get an outdoor classroom
By Inlander Staff
A pilot program in Spokane is addressing the mental wellness of students and teachers in child care centers
By Victor Corral Martinez
Behavioral health grants from the state Department of Commerce will fund new and renovated Inland Northwest facilities
By Colton Rasanen
Read the fine print: Jersey raffles at Spokane sports games often organized by wholesale vacation club
By Eliza Billingham
Two of Gov. Jay Inslee's signature laws could be overturned in November — with good reason
By Bill Bryant
Question of the Week
What's your favorite local band?
Cannabinoids aren't always what they seem
By Will Maupin
Silverwood's Boulder Beach waterpark now boasts the largest dueling water coaster in the U.S.
By Seth Sommerfeld
An immersive exhibition diving deep into the life and work of Vincent van Gogh stops in the Lilac City
I Saw You
Kick off the inaugural USL Super League season with Spokane's first top-tier professional sports team, Spokane Zephyr FC
Don't fight it: Paper St. Coffee Co. is determined to make you happy
Rosie's Restaurant, a fast-casual breakfast and lunch spot, opens in downtown Spokane
By Cassandra Benson
Around the World in 80 Plates: Cheese from France
The charming indie Dìdi serves up a nostalgic coming-of-age teen comedy for the dial-up generation
By Jason Baxter
Alien: Romulus is a tiresome sci-fi sequel without any good scares or ideas it can call its own
By Chase Hutchinson
Inlander staffers nominate their personal picks for Song of the Summer
Artists To Watch 2024
Artists to Watch: Room 13
Artists to Watch: YP
Artists to Watch: Vika & The Velvets
By Madison Pearson
Artists to Watch: Hayes Noble
By Azaria Podplesky
Artists to Watch: Priestess
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The Alien franchise hits a wall with TV series Alien: Earth
By Josh Bell
Spokane City Council could require contractors on major public works projects to sign union agreements and hire economically disadvantaged workers
Unwind with a pint and bite at downtown Spokane's Griffin Tavern, touting the area's first self-pour beer taps
By Dora Scott
Spokane Cornhole seeks to grow the sport one toss at a time
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