Labrador's Migration
Before he ran for Congress, Idaho's Raúl Labrador argued in favor of the DREAM Act to protect children of illegal immigrants. Times have changed.
By Daniel Walters
Making a Stink
For decades, cities and towns have spread their sewage on agricultural land, but one group questions if regulations have kept pace with science
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Pain Relief
A WSU professor will investigate online and alternative solutions to cutting opioid usage; plus, Sessions' Justice Department leaves SPD hanging on reform
By Samantha Wohlfeil, Mitch Ryals and Wilson Criscione
It Happened Here
The unimaginable took place at Freeman High School, and a community is left reeling with grief and questions
By Mitch Ryals
'Fear and Shame'
Cuts to teen pregnancy prevention programs will mean less education for thousands of Eastern Washington teens
Amazon Goes Shopping
Why cities shouldn't sell themselves out to the online commerce behemoth
By John T. Reuter
New York State of Mind
President Trump won't be on the 2018 ballot, but if challengers are smart, the election will be all about him
By Robert Herold
Brewftop Party to meet the Lands Council Friday and more
Do something: How to get involved in your community this week
Readers respond to online education, George Wright controversy and more
Letters to the editor
On The Street
What should be done to improve our immigration system?
Hot Off the Press
A new Spokane-based manufacturing business wants to change how cannabis is processed
By Tuck Clarry
In Puerto Rico, the Storm ‘Destroyed Us’
By The New York Times
Patriots Star Jailed for Murder Had Severe Case of Brain Disease
DeVos Reverses Obama-era Policy on Campus Sexual Assault Investigations
Trump Blasts Warriors’ Curry, NFL
McConnell Says Republicans Are Giving Up on Health Bill
Trump’s Tax Plan Cuts Rates for Individuals and Corporations
Shaken from Complacency
Local women-fronted punk bands unite in solidarity and in protest
By Nathan Weinbender
Laugh It Up
Jay Mohr brings a range of experiences to the stand-up stage
By Dan Nailen
For Your Consideration
LCD Soundsystem's return, a deadly doc and stirring novel
Not Just Black and White
Nuance is at the heart of Spokane Civic Theatre's new production of West Side Story
By E.J. Iannelli
I Saw You
Week of September 21
Better Campus Cuisine
Trends in meal plans at local colleges range from allergen-free eating to a focus on sustainability and diversity
By Carrie Scozzaro
Journey South
The Observatory sent its staff to Kentucky to learn about whiskey, and they lived to tell about it
Favorable Fruits
One Tree Hard Cider's new downtown cider house showcases the growing regional industry with 20 taps
By Chey Scott
Another Brick in the Wall
The LEGO Ninjago Movie delivers fun family action, but can't quite rise to the level of its predecessors
By Seth Sommerfeld
Shocking Awe
Kingsman: The Golden Circle amps up its spectacle and cruder comic-book elements for round two
Getting Back to Basics
Heartworms is a welcome return to the Shins' quirky early sound
By Ben Salmon
Musical Pictures
Explosions in the Sky make instrumental post-rock with powerful, cinematic imagery
By Howard Hardee
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