Rural revitalization is happening across Eastern Washington. Will federal funding freezes kill the momentum?
By Eliza Billingham
NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane Public Schools teams up with city parks to pitch funding requests
Plus, Spokane City Council considers traffic calming measures, and NIC gets one more year to fix issues
By Inlander Staff
Physicians warn Idaho's doctor shortage could worsen if state lawmakers sever ties with UW's medical school
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Idaho Legislature approves “school choice” tax credit to refund private school costs with public money
By Victor Corral Martinez
Question of the Week
What's your favorite cuisine to eat when you go out?
Late-night culture has been a challenge for all cities post-COVID; cafes and bars need your help to bring it back
By Anthony Gill
Cannabis has been Olympia's big winner over the first two months of this year's legislative session
By Will Maupin
Troy Nickerson’s Theater on the Verge debuts with Every Brilliant Thing, a dark comedy about the depths of depression
By E.J. Iannelli
Animal trainer Charlotte Woertler teaches rescue dogs to play the beloved Sandy for Annie’s North American tour
By Colton Rasanen
BachFest's Zuill Bailey reunites with Kurt Nikkanen and Maria Asteriadou for two concerts underscoring the value of friendship
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Uno Más Tacos & Tequila opens second location in Spokane's North Monroe District
By Dora Scott
Feast World Kitchen and Zola collab, plus the latest news on restaurant openings and closings
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2025: Spencer's for Steak and Chops
Kicking off our Restaurant Week coverage with a visit to the DoubleTree
By Seth Sommerfeld
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2025: Indicana
By Madison Pearson
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2025: KASA Restaurant & Taphouse
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2025: India House
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2025: Hogwash Whiskey Den
Out for Inlander Restaurant Week 2025: Lorèn
The 2025 Oscars’ favorites, deserved winners, and overlooked snubs
Self-proclaimed synthpop rebel Gregory Dillon delves into loneliness, self-love and longing on Heaven Hates Me
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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 labor agreements and hire economically disadvantaged workers
Andre McGann hosts next-level house concerts at his hillside venue in Nine Mile Falls
By Azaria Podplesky
Spokane Transit Authority should take advantage of new state law allowing transit users onto transit boards
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