By Colton Rasanen
Pi is undoubtedly the world's most popular irrational number. And that's because it's unequivocally cool — I mean, what other mathematical constant has its own day?
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By Inlander Staff
Spokane has become a home for Ukrainians fleeing war, Russians fleeing Putin — and one man and his family who worked with Alexei Navalny
By Nate Sanford
The Pacific Northwest is finalizing plans for $1 billion in investments in 'green' hydrogen to power aviation, shipping, long-haul trucking and more
By Samantha Wohlfeil
NEWS BRIEFS: The crisis in overdoses is heard at City Hall
Plus, Washington finally bans child marriage; and a new community center in downtown Spokane
Emails from two Spokane homeless activists were mysteriously blocked by the city, IT says it was a third-party error
For more than a hundred years, bridges have united — and divided — Spokane
A refurbished bus brings opioid treatment to Deer Park, testing a model that could be used across the rural U.S.
Spokane's busy election year gets busier as Marcus Riccelli, Natasha Hill and Ben Stuckart jostle for position in the wake of Andy Billig's retirement
NEWS BRIEFS: Beer gardens are about to get more kid-friendly
Plus, money grows trees; and a lawsuit is filed against North Idaho College
EPA, Ecology and Spokane officials urge West Plains residents to sign up for free PFAS testing
EPA wants to list Upper Columbia River site as Superfund, public comment opens this week
Spokane Public Schools' Fondra Magee named Washington's school counselor of the year
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This summer, Washington says good riddance to foam food containers and coolers
By Lucy Klebeck
A Washington initiative will let voters decide whether to repeal the state's Climate Commitment Act, which has brought in $1.8 billion so far
Fifty years after Expo '74, what environmentally friendly ideas worked?
People in Eastern Washington throw away too much food — state policy and Spokane educators are trying to change that
By Eliza Billingham
Four organizations that promote sustainability year round — and how you can help
By Summer Sandstrom
Long-distance railroad routes across the U.S. would double under Amtrak's recent expansion proposal — including two revived Pacific Northwest routes
Eight Republicans and three Democrats — so far — want one coveted seat in D.C.
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