As the reimagined World's Fair Pavilion opens this week, here's a look back on the six-year saga of saving Riverfront Park
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Beloved icon, neglected eyesore and main battleground over the park's rehab project: The U.S. Pavilion reopens as a new symbol of innovation
By Daniel Walters
Spokane County is interested in privatizing the Public Defender Office; is that a good idea?
By Josh Kelety
By trying to preserve its past, has Browne's Addition constrained its future?
A local developer's four-step plan to 'cure' Spokane is met with mixed reactions
By Samantha Wohlfeil
CDA Police shoot and kill man, scientists say the Loch Ness Monster could be an eel, and other headlines
By Wilson Criscione
Candidates throw down over homelessness, AGs investigate Facebook, and other headlines
What Ben Carson actually meant by 'Housing First,' 'Housing Second' and 'Housing Third'
Study: Spokane Community Court effective at reducing recidivism, connecting defendants to services
Spokane teacher disclosed existence of prior misconduct investigations before district hired him, records show
Jury selection starts for Pullman cop's trial, Minshew has NFL debut, and other headlines
Final plan to clean contaminated Pasco Landfill up for public comment
Less Americans have health care, Trump declares Taliban peace talks 'dead', and other headlines
Jill Biden to visit Spokane, Trump eyes California homelessness, and other headlines
By Quinn Welsch
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Size matters in Trump's America
By Lawrence B. A. Hatter
Almost 35 years after starting with the company, Dennis Vermillion is set to take over as Avista CEO
Readers respond to Gov. Inslee's announcement to run for a third term and to developer Larry Stone's 'Curing Spokane' video
Washington state regulators have some marijuana reforms in mind
By Will Maupin
Hurricane Dorian hits Carolinas with flooding, strong winds and tornadoes
By The New York Times
Howard Schultz, former Starbucks chief, won’t run for president in 2020
Juul illegally marketed e-cigarettes, FDA says
After string of mass shootings, Democrats begin new push for gun control
After Dorian, 2,500 reported missing in Bahamas
Remembering those lost 18 years ago on 9/11
One sparkly dress unites eight local photographers for an online art project revealed here first
By Dan Nailen
The best series of summer
By Bill Frost
American Idol comes to town, new cabins open at Bowl and Pitcher, and more you need to know
After devastating personal loss, artist Sheila Evans finds solace, inspiration and healing through rescue animals
By Carrie Scozzaro
Stand-up ace Maria Bamford just wants to tell killer jokes and lounge around
Laboratory to host a First Friday open house reintroduction; plus plans for a 'Spookane' Halloween event
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EWU approves strategy to renovate football stadium through private donations
Find a vibe to fit any mood at nine of Spokane's tiniest drinking establishments
By Inlander Staff
Feast World Kitchen allows immigrant chefs to share their culture and cuisine with the Inland Northwest
All grown up, the Losers Club still has to contend with Pennywise in the bloated, tedious It: Chapter Two
By Maryann Johanson
Now streaming: Documentaries about the plight of American and Chinese factory workers, social media celebrities
By Nathan Weinbender
Albums from BaLonely and Brotha Nature, Northern Quest hits a milestone, and more local music news
The Bartlett announces it's closing; final show at the all-ages venue Nov. 8
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Hear the Humanity: A Playlist for International Transgender Day of Visibility
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