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47 good, bad and ugly ideas to reduce gun violence and save lives
By Mitch Ryals, Daniel Walters, Samantha Wohlfeil, Wilson Criscione and Quinn Welsch
Rumors of Darren Pitcher's inappropriate relationships swirled for years at SFCC. He was named acting president anyway
By Wilson Criscione
How the tariff fight could hurt Washington state
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Idaho sets new rules on civil forfeiture
By Mitch Ryals
Upping the Andy: Sen. Billig a likely contender for Washington majority leader
By Daniel Walters
The feds' view of cannabis remains murky
By Tuck Clarry
Recipe: Weed-infused bacon banana muffins
Trump Vows ‘Big Price’ for Syria Attack, Raising Prospect of Missile Strike
By The New York Times
The Murky Perils of Quitting Antidepressants
FBI Raids Office of Trump’s Longtime Lawyer Michael Cohen
Speaker Ryan Will Not Seek Re-Election in November
Spokane's own Shark Tank has pumped some $800K into the regional economy
By Tom Simpson
How the March for Our Lives could shake up generational politics
By Zach Hagadone
Embrace your voice, moving and grooving and other ways to get involved this week
On the Street
What would you do about America's gun violence?
Readers respond to city development story and postal services
Meet "Boomer," an African serval living on Washington's Palouse prairie
By Chey Scott
Hader is a hitman, a new comicon is born in Coeur d'Alene and more you need to know
The Buzz Bin
The Looming Tower: A deep, dark dive down the pre-9/11 rabbit hole
By Quinn Welsch
April's First Friday showcase features plenty of nature-themed art, with events at more than three dozen Spokane venues
Dennis Miller knows his politics might anger old fans. He's OK with that
By Dan Nailen
I Saw You
Week of April 5
Yummy Ice Cream Rolls introduces Spokane's first Thai-inspired ice cream shop
By Alla Drokina
Arctos Coffee in east Spokane focuses on its own house blends and a cozy cafe experience
Singer-songwriter Brian Stai has found support in the Spokane music scene
By Nathan Weinbender
A Quiet Place is an unbearably tense horror movie, and it barely makes any noise
By Maryann Johanson
Blockers is a much sweeter R-rated comedy than its seemingly retrograde premise would suggest
Perfectly Paired
Coeur d’Alene Resort’s First Annual Food and Wine Festival Unites Award-Winning Cuisine with Fine Wine
By Coeur d'Alene Convention & Visitors Bureau
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As 4,000 Holes celebrates its third decade, owner Bob Gallagher looks to hand over the store to a new generation of vinyl nuts
Washington Supreme Court upholds 'three-strikes' mandatory life sentence law
By Josh Kelety
Idaho state officials pitched creating an inmate 'community re-entry center' in Kootenai County. Then the community rebelled
Coeur d'Alene Tribe celebrates groundbreaking for new youth center near Worley
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