A Different Way
Why more Spokane schools are trying a nontraditional teaching method called project-based learning
By Wilson Criscione
Burden of Proof
The challenging and changing shape of police oversight in Spokane
By Mitch Ryals
Cannabusted? Maybe Not
A Spokane Valley man faces life in prison for growing pot, but the case against him might be unraveling
Unsoak the Poor
Can state legislators use this year's budget to prevent taxes from punishing low-income earners?
By Daniel Walters
Travesty of Justice
What else can you call it when a man gets away with shooting another man in the back, killing him?
By Mariah McKay
On the Street
What makes a good music festival?
Bacon-Flavored Politics
Republicans in Idaho and D.C. haven't yet found a problem that can't be solved with tax cuts for the wealthy
By Mary Lou Reed
Memorial Day at Fairmount
Do something: How to get involved in your community this week
Readers respond to Spokane's expensive fountain, Nethercutt's latest
Letters to the editor
Festival Hookup
On the eve of Sasquatch!, checking in with the cannabis shop closest to the Gorge Amphitheatre
By Mike Bookey
Art in Season
With the arrival of warm weather, outdoor public art projects in Spokane are picking up
By Chey Scott
Battle Hymn
What they said
By Samuel Ligon
For Your Consideration
An entrancing read, vital hair care and tasty summer recipe
By Samantha Wohlfeil
The First Rule of Writing Is...
Chuck Palahniuk returns to Spokane
Jersey Boy
Writer/director Kevin Smith performs four shows this weekend in Spokane
I Saw You
Week of May 25th
Meat Madness
I love brisket more than is probably safe — or healthy — for a guy my age
Lone Star
A new North Idaho grill offers an unexpected and healthytake on Southwestern classics
By Carrie Scozzaro
A Real Fixer-Upper
Richard Gere sheds his movie star persona as a glad-handing, elbow-rubbing wiseguy in Norman
By Marjorie Baumgarten
Arrrgh, It Blows!
It may have raked in billions, but the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise has run aground
By Maryann Johanson
Volume Way Up
There are a lot of music festivals out there, but there aren't many like the Inlander's
By Nathan Weinbender
Built to Spill
Band leader Doug Martsch on the joys of small music festivals
By Dan Nailen
Chastity Belt
All-female quartet's new album drops just in time for Volume
By Jordan Satterfield
Ras Kass
Old-school skills, but far from stuck in the past
By Tuck Clarry
Critical Mass
With 15 years under its belt, Sasquatch! has had major milestones, as well as hiccups, along the way
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As Hayden-based bookstore It's a Love Story celebrates its first anniversary, the owners are creating a community of romantics
By Colton Rasanen
Spokane Children’s Theatre thinks outside the box for its 78th season finale: Mary Poppins
By E.J. Iannelli
Spokane's Best Food Trucks
By Inlander Staff
Spokane schools and parks plan to complete nearly 200 projects throughout the city — if voters in November agree to fund them
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