Jul 25 - Aug 1, 2013

Vol. 20, No. 41

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Local News

Rolling Surveillance

Guilty or not, law enforcement license plate readers track and compile photos of where you drive

By Jacob Jones
Jul 23, 2013
Local News

PHOTO EYE — Up For Debate

The candidates agree on small government, American cars and gun rights

By Deanna Pan
Jul 23, 2013
Local News

Tipping the Scales

Neither the Spokane mayor nor the council president is up for election this year, but their visions for the city are

By Heidi Groover
Jul 23, 2013
Local News

Moving Target

Less than a year in, Mobius contemplates moving; plus, Idaho’s Mike Simpson wants to slash the EPA

By Deanna Pan
Jul 23, 2013
Columns & Letters

Get What You Pay For

Idaho’s low minimum wage is keeping too many citizens in poverty — and it’s holding the state back

By Mary Lou Reed
Jul 23, 2013
Columns & Letters

Silver's Playbook

Publisher's Note

By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Jul 23, 2013
Columns & Letters

Withdrawing Consent

Why can’t Spokane vote for clean and fair elections?

By Ted Hensold
Jul 23, 2013

Arts & Culture

The F---ing End

The FBC takes its final ride this weekend

By Heidi Groover
Jul 23, 2013
Arts & Culture

BOOK — Lost History

The story of a 12-year-old who shot a sheriff and found redemption

By Mike Bookey
Jul 23, 2013
Arts & Culture

Hack Me

Ross Shaw is a good guy who gets to play the part of a bad guy

By Daniel Walters
Jul 23, 2013
Arts & Culture

For Your Consideration

Joyland, Google Flights and Raul Ibañez

By Mike Bookey
Jul 23, 2013
Arts & Culture

America is Back, Baby!

At least that’s what RV sales figures tell us. But can the dream really last?

By Heidi Groover
Jul 23, 2013
Arts & Culture

Boutique Roadshow

Meet Spokane’s first mobile fashionista

By Leah Sottile
Jul 23, 2013

Food News

Buzzed

Catching up on the Inland Northwest’s brewery news

By Inlander Staff
Jul 23, 2013
Food News

Cold-Brewed Chemistry

Because coffee doesn’t always have to be brewed hot

By Jo Miller
Jul 23, 2013

Movie Reviews

Mild Mutant

Jackman tones it down in The Wolverine, and that works perfectly

By Maryann Johanson
Jul 23, 2013
Movie Reviews

Sexed Out

The To Do List has plenty of raunch but not enough laughs

By Ed Symkus
Jul 23, 2013

Music News

Singing Double

The Shook Twins head home to Sandpoint, back to where it all began

By Laura Johnson
Jul 23, 2013
Music News

America's Pastime

Phish isn’t a baseball team, but their fans sure act like they are

By Mike Bookey
Jul 23, 2013