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News & Comment
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- News
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Breaking New Ground
In the University District and East Sprague, two separate visions are merging, transforming the city
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- News
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From Both Sides
Party activists target McMorris Rodgers and her potential 2018 opponent; plus, new plans for the former Otis Hotel
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- News
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License to Sue
A local attorney continues his crusade against the State Patrol selling records to "ambulance-chasing" lawyers and chiropractors
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- Comment
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Institutionalized Inequity
Trump and Republicans continue to demand that those with the least pay the most
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- Comment
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Numbers Don't Lie
Spokane's startup stats echo Gonzaga's historic season
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- Comment
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SHS Kitten Shower
Do something: How to get involved with your community this week
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- Comment
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Readers react to the "Bromuda Triangle" and urge legislators to think of the children
Letters to the editor
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- Comment
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On the Street
What comes to mind when you think of Monroe Street?
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- Green Zone
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Smell Test
How an untangling of the cannabis genome could help standardize strains for mass consumption
Culture & Food
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- Arts & Culture
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Drawing Lines in the Asphalt
The future of North Monroe Street is being hotly debated, but cool things are already happening along the strip
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- Arts & Culture
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New Kid on the Block
Boozing: T's Lounge joins a popular lineup of North Monroe watering holes
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- Arts & Culture
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Cutting it Close
Manscaping: Looking for a traditional barbershop? North Monroe is home to four with distinct personalities
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- Arts & Culture
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A Passion for History
Shopping: 1889 Salvage Co.'s owner mines and repurposes the past to satisfy modern tastes
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- Arts & Culture
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A Corner Classic
Noshing: For nearly four decades, locals have come for the food and drink at Charley's, returning again and again for its cozy, Cheers-like vibe
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- Arts & Culture
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Bouldering? It Rocks!
Spokane follows the national trend with the opening of a second rock-climbing gym
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- Arts & Culture
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Fresh Grounds
Caffeinating: Approaching its one-year anniversary, Vessel Coffee Roasters looks to expand its neighborhood clientele
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- Arts & Culture
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Old Flick, New Licks
University of Idaho student crafts a new original score for Phantom of the Opera
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- Arts & Culture
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VISUAL ARTS | FIRST FRIDAY
Your guide to this weekend's art-filled walkabout
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- Food & Drink
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Working the Soil
Regional farms are focusing on this year's growing season; tending first to their soil is an important step after a long, wet winter
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- Food & Drink
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Sushi Swap
A new Japanese eatery has taken over a North Spokane spot recently vacated by another
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I Saw You
Week of April 6th
Music & Film
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- Music
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Monthly Mardi Gras
Northwest of New Orleans is a musical variety series that aims to bring the sounds of the Big Easy to the Bartlett
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- Music
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This Ain't No Disco
Life During Wartime pays groove-filled homage to Talking Heads
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- Film
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Blue in the Face
Doubling down on regressive gender stereotypes, The Lost Village is a Smurfing disaster
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- Film
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Artificial, Not So Intelligent
Ghost in the Shell is a flat, unimaginative repackaging of a cerebral, groundbreaking anime