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From Doctor to Drug Dealer
Rafael Beier was living two lives. One of them consumed the other
By Jake Thomas
'Seek and Destroy'
In his final days as state superintendent of public instruction, Randy Dorn keeps shouting on behalf of schools. Has anyone listened?
By Wilson Criscione
All Aboard!
Stuckart reverses course on fining coal and oil trains; plus, which students will a proposed CdA magnet school attract?
By Daniel Walters and Wilson Criscione
Sick Leave Override
It took years of compromise for the council to agree on a sick-leave policy for Spokane — but if a state initiative passes, those compromises will disappear
By Daniel Walters
'Elegant Solution'?
Criminal defense attorneys, left out of a solution for defendants not competent to stand trial, aren't happy about it
By Mitch Ryals
Dividing Lines
A dispensary squares off with a church
By Connor Dinnison
Good News, Bad News
Labor is winning concessions... just as robots are arriving in the workforce
By John T. Reuter
Mad as Hell
The economy's ups and downs have created profound dislocations, but yelling won't fix anything
By Robert Herold
Bryant: 'No' to Trump
Trail Mix: A local non-endorsement and Trump's Putin problem
By Mitch Ryals and Jake Thomas
Aim High
A new arcade bar in Spokane brings video gamers back to the good ol' days
By Laura Johnson
To Be a Tree
Spokane's Heritage Tree Program recognizes the region's most prized arbor specimens
By Chey Scott
WEB | Interactive History
Riverfront Park lovers gain an invaluable resource
By Mike Bookey
For Your Consideration
Creative hip-hop history, gymnastics for your ears and Dinosaur Jr.'s return
Little Shop of Arts
A new fine arts gallery in the Garland Business District brings local art to the forefront of the community
I Saw You
Week of August 18th
Certain Spice
Cooking Indian food isn't as tricky as you'd think — just ask Max Manjit Mohan
By Taryn Phaneuf
A Well of Options
Liberty Lake's newest cafe has all the tools to meet its lofty ambitions
By Isaac Handelman
Rage On
The newly combined music festival Rage-Apalooza is the Viking's biggest event yet
J-Walking
Fitz and the Tantrums' Joseph Karnes discusses his band's journey to now
Master of Puppets
Kubo and the Two Strings is a gorgeous, if conventional, epic journey
By Paul Constant
Gun Show
Jonah Hill and Miles Teller are armed and dangerous in the true story War Dogs
By Maryann Johanson
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Letter: Spokane doesn't have a homeless issue
CONCERT REVIEW: Bob Seger's old time rock 'n' roll filled a happy Spokane Arena Thursday
By Dan Nailen
Invasive and voracious, northern pike are inching closer to salmon habitat, but Washington plans to fight the threat
By Samantha Wohlfeil
New timber factory in Spokane Valley will help economize forest health, create jobs, Washington leaders say
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