Vol. 18, No. 36
Just Say Maybe
A serious effort to legalize marijuana kicks off.
By Nicholas Deshais
Electric City
Electric car-less Spokane, a forested dispute, bedbugs and tweeting traffic.
By Heidi Groover, Chris Stein and Daniel Walters
The Daily Deal
Deals from Groupon and other coupon services often carry a hidden cost.
By Scott A. Leadingham
Free Fall
How the safety net for the homeless in Spokane is being destroyed.
By Daniel Walters
Help Unwanted
Washington ranks high in a new study looking into teen unemployment.
By Heidi Groover
Law of the Valley
Newly appointed Spokane Valley City Attorney Cary Driskell talks about panhandling and pigs.
Arts and Cultures
'Ganesha' isn’t the only artwork turning heads in Coeur d’Alene.
By Mary Lou Reed
Robamacare
Republicans scramble to distance themselves from a plan they used to like.
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Big, Bad Idea
Mississippi flooding can be blamed on bad decisions.
By Paul Vandevelder
Butchered
Ryan Desmond's meat portraits are being pulled down all over town. Is it discretion or censorship?
By Luke Baumgarten
For Your Consideration
Lady Gaga was just born that way. Plus, a Portland muckracker tells all, and Sergio Leone is back.
Man With a Big Heart
Ronny Turiaf returns to Spokane. Plus, what to watch for at Hoopfest, what to shout and which teams have the best names.
By Michael Bowen
Melting Cheese
A new grilled-cheese cart downtown works out the kinks. Plus, lunching in the legal quarter.
By Luke Baumgarten and Tiffany Harms
Street Vue
Five outdoor dining spots where you can pretend you’re in Paris.
By Joel Smith
Sweet Stop
One Coeur d'Alene business is catching up on years of candy deprivation.
By Carrie Scozzaro
Hunted: The Demon's Forge
In Hunted, the dungeon is creepy yet beautiful. The fighting? Simplistic and frustrating.
By Marty Demarest
Grading on a Different Curve
With its surprisingly smart script, Bad Teacher is a send-up of typical romantic comedies.
By Maryann Johanson
Watch the Grass Grow
Endless days on a wagon train in the middle of nowhere: tedious. Meek's Cutoff: even more tedious.
By Ed Symkus
Jon Benjamin Has a Van
The voice from Archer and Bob's Burgers steps into the sketch-comedy spotlight.
By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
Nerdcraft
Two brothers from Boston started dressing like Harry Potter and created a new genre of music - in the spirit of Bruce Springsteen.
By Jordy Byrd
Knights in Stage's Service
The KISS sound has become far less important than the KISS image.
By Joseph Haeger
Music Quest
Northern Quest is bringing the perks of an outdoor venue closer.
By Tiffany Harms
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