Hope Street
A group of neighbors in rural northeast Washington has an ambitious plan: house the homeless
By Samantha Wohlfeil
All the President's Words
A local judge cites an unlikely source — Donald Trump — when ruling on the assault of a teenage girl
By Mitch Ryals
Taxing Times
Spokane County voters have decisions to make; plus, AG Ferguson clarifies immigration-status policies
By Samantha Wohlfeil and Mitch Ryals
Dems in Disarray
The bad choices and screw-ups that led to the Attorney General's investigation of the Spokane County Democrats — and the resignation of their executive director
By Daniel Walters
Checking the Box
The much-anticipated SPD cultural audit was a waste of time and money
By Tara Dowd
Dishman Hills Celebration
Do something: How to get involved in your community this week
Pushing Past Partisanship
President Trump and Speaker Ryan need to reach across the aisle
By George Nethercutt
Readers react to developments on North Monroe, East Sprague and the U District
Letters to the editor
On the Street
What's your Favorite Book?
Tools of the Discreet
How to enjoy your high on the sly
By Dan Nailen
TSA's 'Oops' Moment
Tales of an unforced Twitter error, and an oddball in the world of cannabis
By Connor Dinnison
A Lizard Stands Up
Super Troopers' writer/director pens a memoir and hits the stand-up stage
Toast the Written word
Get Lit! 2017: Local restaurants pay homage to this year's authors through special cocktails and appetizers
By Chey Scott
Getting with the Program
In tackling Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, Uncharted is increasing its accessibility while escalating its ambition
By E.J. Iannelli
Got Game?
I followed a pickup artist on a recent date
Daily Dose
Get Lit! 2017: Eight events that caught our eye
By Tuck Clarry and Dan Nailen
I Saw You
Week of April 13th
Easter Eats
Local restaurant owners share their expert tips for throwing a fabulous spring holiday brunch
By Cara Strickland
Heavenly Treats
Lydia Cowles built her business and her bakery offerings from scratch
Running on Fumes
The eighth time is really not the charm for the long-running Fast and Furious franchise, which is dumb enough to drive a critic mad
By Maryann Johanson
Gear Junkies
Spokane rock trio Supervillain defy expectations with their new album's vintage riffage
By Tuck Clarry
Rare Air
Get down to the globally flavored electro-jams of Beats Antique
By Ben Salmon
Private Idaho
Get Lit! 2017: Emily Ruskovich's debut novel Idaho channels the punishing landscapes and rustic beauty of her home state
By Nathan Weinbender
Self Preservation
Get Lit! 2017: Laila Lalami talks about her dual selves and the "silences" that fiction can fill
Time Out of Mind
Get Lit! 2017: Spokane poet Nance Van Winckel dives within to channel the voices of the subconscious
Words Matter
The joys of the Get Lit! Festival offer a welcome literary respite in a noisy world
Learn • Explore • Play
Summer camps 2017: Choose your own adventure
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Public buses serve a crucial need; Spokane Transit needs to keep its foot on the (increasingly zero-emission) accelerator
By Andy Billig
2 Loons Distillery in Loon Lake celebrates 10 years of making craft spirits
By Dora Scott
Reminding people of the power of creativity, Spokane Arts helped keep the art scene alive during the pandemic
As Spokane-area schools address impacts and deficiencies caused by the pandemic, educators are still figuring out how to reset attendance norms
By Colton Rasanen
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