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Nation Building
The Spokane Tribe is tapping into renewable energy as it reimagines the town of Wellpinit
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Power Over Police
Spokane Valley may want its own police force someday, but for now it will settle on the appearance of one
By Wilson Criscione
The 11th Hour
State lawmakers finally agree to a budget; plus, donations wanted for homeless youth
By Wilson Criscione and Samantha Wohlfeil
Hard Cyber
How does a state like Idaho gird itself against the international scourge of hackers?
By Daniel Walters
Sin City Goes Green
Nevada's recreational cannabis market has gone live — here's how it compares to Washington
By Mike Bookey
Trump, in Poland, Urges West to ‘Defend Our Civilization’
By The New York Times
Did Amelia Earhart Survive? A Found Photo Offers a Theory, but No Proof
Trump Presses Putin on Russian Meddling in U.S. Election
Recess Erodes GOP Support of Health Bill
Trump Team Met With Lawyer Linked to Kremlin During Campaign
After Lawmaker’s Shooting, a Twist: Republicans Push to Ease Gun Laws
North Koreans in Russia Work ‘Basically in the Situation of Slaves’
Trump Says Son Is ‘Innocent’ Amid Reports of Russia Meeting
Senate Republicans Promise Health Bill on Thursday
The Real Danger
It's not trans people you should fear, but backers of an exploitative initiative that would roll back protections
By Paul Dillon
The People's Orders
Do something: How to get involved in your community this week
Freedom Still Rings
We can educate ourselves into being better citizens
By George Nethercutt
Readers talk home health care, the meaninglessness felt upon turning 30
Letters to the editor
On the Street
What is the worst concert you've ever been to?
Quite a Character
To prepare for his first Spokane appearance, we're thumbing through comedian and actor Fred Armisen's Rolodex of weird, offbeat characters
By Nathan Weinbender
For Your Consideration
New old-man jokes, spacious sounds from The War on Drugs & T.J. Miller's absurdity
Different Strokes
On the Spokane set of Z Nation, talented makeup artists create both horror and beauty
By Forrest Holt
Summer Stroll
July's First Friday arts showcase includes several shows paying tribute to the Lilac City
By Chey Scott
I Saw You
Week of July 6
Summer Sippin'
A local cocktail expert shares how to throw a summer cocktail party that won't break the bank
By Cara Strickland
Living Large Locally
Seattle food writer Jess Thomson writes a love letter to the great nearby in her new memoir
The Same, but Different
How Coeur Greens grows nutritious greens year-round in a self-contained indoor farming system
By Carrie Scozzaro
California Dreaming
Surfy Seattle quartet La Luz moved to L.A., and the change of scenery rubbed off on their latest batch of songs
Alt-Rock Showdown
Two '90s radio favorites hit the Arena; we explore their respective merits
By Dan Nailen and Nathan Weinbender
Back to School
Spider-Man's first stand-alone film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a smart, funny and grounded summer blockbuster
By Eric D. Snider
Southern Discomfort
The Beguiled revels in Gothic romanticism at the expense of substance
By Seth Sommerfeld
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The state ethics law is supposed to prevent corruption, but some university employees say it's overbearing
Politicians avoided the Superfund scarlet letter for Lake Coeur d'Alene, but with a tourism empire now at stake, leaders want to tackle pollution
Bundle up and grab a beer — the Gonzaga vs. North Carolina game is hitting the big screen at the Pavilion in Riverfront Park
By Dan Nailen
The CDC believes it's found the culprit behind the vaping-related illnesses
By Will Maupin
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