Well Wishers
A Washington Supreme Court decision makes sure proposed developments plan for water availability. Is it worth the potential economic impact?
By Wilson Criscione
Hiring Bias?
Lawsuit alleges employment discrimination in county PD's office; plus, the Valley addresses panhandling and the right to petition
By Mitch Ryals and Wilson Criscione
Crosswalk Guard
For more than a year, Spokane has pursued a plan to open homeless shelters 24/7 — while scrambling to save the services that shelters already have
By Daniel Walters
Big, Dumb Truck Problem
The Inlander asks Spokane's street guru if there's anything the city can do to stop trucks from running into bridges
Darkest Before the Dawn
This election has brought out the worst in too many Americans, but there's still an opportunity to deliver overdue justice
By Paul Dillon
Comrade Trump?
Trail Mix: Russia finds a friend in Trump; Comey's controversial decisions
By Daniel Walters and Wilson Criscione
Please Make It Stop
What's been learned in this Bataan Death March of an election?
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Killa in Manila
The Philippines cracks down on cannabis and those who use it
By Connor Dinnison
Native Passion
Jacob Johns is an artist and activist who does a little of everything
By Carrie Scozzaro
Run, Run Away
Election apocalypse got you down? Join your new friends in the Great White North
By Dan Nailen
Clash of the Rivals
EWU rode its winning streak right over Montana in Cheney
By Mike Bookey
Quite a Run
On the ropes in September, the Cougs are riding their longest winning streak since 2003
By Kelsey Jones
ART | FIRST FRIDAY
A bevy of options for your art-oriented Friday night
By Chey Scott
For Your Consideration
Twitter anti-Silver, adaptive zombies and survivalist gaming
Musical Tapestry
A new Broadway musical about Carole King's rise to stardom and her music's lasting impact heads to Spokane
I Saw You
Week of November 3rd
Small-Farm Hero
Joel Salatin arrives in Spokane with a plan for sustainable food
By Taryn Phaneuf
New Classic
Retro Donuts brings tasty pastries to North Spokane
Weird Science
Doctor Strange features a whole lot of CGI but lacks in story
By Maryann Johanson
Full Moral Jacket
A real-life war story is uncomfortably split in Hacksaw Ridge
By Scott Renshaw
Country Rising
A reluctant country music listener and a seasoned old-school country devotee discuss the ascendance of alt-country
By Dan Nailen and Laura Johnson
Waiting Game
Pray for snow — or whatever it takes to get the season started
By Jen Forsyth
Resorts Of The Northwest
Where to hit the slopes
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