Central Washington: epicenter of world-changing technology or ground zero for Bitcoin's epic fail
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Spokane police shot more people in 2017 than they have in decades; almost half were Native
By Mitch Ryals
As youth suicide rates surge in Spokane, school officials search for answers
By Wilson Criscione
Cathy McMorris Rodgers wades into the Snake River debate
Spokane’s homeless count increases, but that could be a good thing
By Daniel Walters
University of Idaho athletic director on leave as school examines sexual harassment case
Spokane councilman wants to see more transparency in the SPD's investigations
Reflections on love, loss and revival
By Inga Laurent
On the Street
What is your fantasy summer camp?
Organic gardening, "Darkness to Light" training and other ways to get involved
Readers respond to the Inlander's Gun Control issue
Letters to the Editor
Presidents may be immune, but sexual misconduct is not being overlooked
By George Nethercutt
What is cross fading?
By Tuck Clarry
With Comey Interview, It’s All-Out War Against Trump
By The New York Times
The Academy of Hip Hop's training facility steps lively into Spokane's dance scene
By Alla Drokina
The Laughing Face on Facebook is an A-hole
The Buzz Bin
Your friendly Spokane witch explains why tarot is a teacher, not a threat
By Elissa Ball
A dive into Garry Shandling, the Thermals split after 15 years and more you need to know
The Spokane Symphony finds inspiration in Robert Schumann's talented wife Clara this weekend
By E.J. Iannelli
I Saw You
Week of April 12
How Spokane-area craft breweries are repurposing barrels to add unique flavors to their beers
By Derek Harrison
A new North Spokane barbecue spot delivers Tennessee flavors with spicy swagger
By Dan Nailen
Coeur d'Alene's new White Pine Coffee Shoppe is an easy fit for its owners, and Midtown
By Carrie Scozzaro
Borg vs. McEnroe treats the desire for competition as a deranged pathology
By Nathan Weinbender
Bristling with life, humor and a little menace, Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs is a stop-motion delight
By Jordan Satterfield
Chappaquiddick is a well-cast - if a bit dry - film about a 1969 political scandal
By Quinn Welsch
Dancing Plague's Conor Knowles finds catharsis in dramatic darkwave soundscapes
By Howard Hardee
Summer Camps Guide 2018
What will you become?
By Chey Scott
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These places put the ahh in Spa
By Coeur d'Alene Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Roughly 18 months in, tensions are high between the Garland Theater's operators and the property owner
Farmers Markets 2025: A guide to finding the best produce, food products and more
By Madison Pearson and Dora Scott
West Valley School Board unanimously decides not to renew contract of Spanish teacher who read racial slur aloud from To Kill a Mockingbird
By Colton Rasanen
The Salish School of Spokane and Catholic Charities Eastern Washington partner to build a new campus near the Spokane River
By Bee Reiswig
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