Issue Archives

News

• Local News

  'Ministers of Justice'

  It took more than three years to reverse the wrongful convictions of three Spokane Valley men — and their fight still isn't over

  By Mitch Ryals

  Apr 20, 2017
• Local News

  Tim-berrrrrr!

  Thirty trees pay the ultimate price in 'dozer debacle on South Hill Bluff; plus, summons supplant arrest warrants for county residents with unpaid court fines

  By Daniel Walters and Mitch Ryals

  Apr 20, 2017
• Local News

  The Persuasion of Fagan

  Local activists confront a challenge: How best to respond to controversial statements by City Councilman Mike Fagan

  By Daniel Walters

  Apr 20, 2017
• Green Zone

  The Taxman Cometh

  The IRS puts an undue burden on those in the cannabis industry

  By Connor Dinnison

  Apr 20, 2017

Comment

• Columns & Letters

  Words to Live By

  Ruminations on this planet, the people who call it home and myself

  By John T. Reuter

  Apr 20, 2017
• Columns & Letters

  Earth Day Tree Planting

  Do something: How to get involved in your community this week

  Apr 20, 2017
• Columns & Letters

  Core Constituency

  American institutions like political parties or the Supreme Court may be too damaged to save us

  By Robert Herold

  Apr 20, 2017
• Columns & Letters

  Readers react to Monroe work, dirty streets and Spokane Democrats' disarray

  Letters to the editor

  Apr 20, 2017
• Columns & Letters

  Stranger Things

  It's time to stop acting like we need a stamp of approval from Seattle

  By Paul Dillon

  Apr 20, 2017
• Columns & Letters

  On the Street

  What is something you do to be environmentally conscious?

  Apr 20, 2017

Culture

• Arts & Culture

  And the Kitchen Sink

  Stage Left is more than up to the numerous challenges posed by Tom Stoppard's dichotomous Arcadia

  By E.J. Iannelli

  Apr 20, 2017
• Arts & Culture

  Test Screen

  Amazon wants to know which of its five pilots should be made into full series; we break down each episode's potential

  By Inlander Staff

  Apr 20, 2017
• Arts & Culture

  For Your Consideration

  Visit S-Town, serious java and a cash-saving app

  By Mitch Ryals

  Apr 20, 2017
• Arts & Culture

  Re-Energizing Earth Day

  The eco-dream of the '90s is alive in the electric car

  By Ted S. McGregor Jr.

  Apr 20, 2017
• Arts & Culture

  GET LIT! CONTINUES

  Several worthy options remain for getting your literary groove on

  By Tuck Clarry

  Apr 20, 2017
• Arts & Culture

  Should You Unplug?

  The cost and benefit of logging off

  By Raven Haynes

  Apr 20, 2017
• I Saw You

  I Saw You

  Week of April 20th

  Apr 20, 2017

Food

• Food News

  Meet your brewers: Quartzite Brewing Co.'s Patrick Sawyer & Jake Wilson

  This duo is making a big splash in a small Stevens County town

  By Adam Boyd

  Apr 20, 2017
• Food News

  UPDATE | GRILLE FROM IPANEMA

  Double the space in this Brazilian spot's new Coeur d'Alene digs

  By Carrie Scozzaro

  Apr 20, 2017
• Food News

  Eat, Drink, Connect

  A lifetime of favorite meals, memories, stories and photos

  By Cara Strickland

  Apr 20, 2017

Music

• Music News

  Choice Spins

  The 10 Record Store Day releases we'll be looking out for

  By Dan Nailen and Nathan Weinbender

  Apr 20, 2017
• Music News

  Freshen Up

  Jimmy Eat World keeps evolving after nine albums and nearly 25 years

  By Dan Nailen

  Apr 20, 2017

Film

• Film News

  Casualties of War

  Frantz is a beautifully mounted, black-and-white period piece that's occasionally hobbled by its own tricky structure

  By Nathan Weinbender

  Apr 20, 2017
• Film News

  A Beautiful Mind

  A lovely child performance anchors the satisfying family drama Gifted

  By Scott Renshaw

  Apr 20, 2017

Special Guides

• Green Issue

  Hostile Climate

  Green Issue 2017: How President Donald Trump's policies could adversely impact the environment

  By Mitch Ryals

  Apr 20, 2017
• Green Issue

  FISH | The Long Swim Home

  Green Issue 2017: Someday, salmon may ascend the Grand Coulee Dam and swim in the Spokane River once again

  By Daniel Walters

  Apr 20, 2017
• Green Issue

  DEVELOPMENT | Cross-Lam for CrossFit

  Green Issue 2017: How an innovative wood product could put our forests back to work

  By Samantha Wohlfeil

  Apr 20, 2017
• Green Issue

  RESEARCH | Knowledge is Power

  Green Issue 2017: How local universities are making our world a little greener

  By Wilson Criscione

  Apr 20, 2017