Vol. 20, No. 43
Cuts and Cops
Mayor Condon releases his proposed budget; plus, Ben Stuckart rethinks surveillance
By Deanna Pan
Cheating Meters
Disabled placards are under scrutiny as the state investigates parking abuse
By Megan Petersen
Message Not Sent
Idaho’s ban on texting while driving didn’t actually do much — and may have caused harm
By Daniel Walters
Long Hours
With staffing shortages, Spokane law enforcement agencies struggle to avoid soaring overtime costs and officer burnout
By Jacob Jones
Time For Goodbye
Too many politicians today don’t know when to gracefully exit the public stage
By George Nethercutt
Art By Nature
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
For Your Consideration
Stamp art, Chuck Ragan's Instagram and Ten Things I’ve Learnt About Love
By Lisa Waananen
Oasis of Weird
Mike Ferguson deals in unique artifacts and immense statuary at his roadside auction house
Working Girls
Dolly Parton wrote a musical and it’s coming to Coeur d’Alene
By Laura Johnson
Change Agent
Sandpoint Renaissance man Ben Olson takes the city’s famous seamonster to the stage
By Carrie Scozzaro
Silence of the Hives
America’s honey bees are dying in droves, and colony collapse disorder is the least of our worries.
TV — Breaking Bad
What does a man do, Walter?
UPDATE — Vintage Vines
By Chey Scott
The Bloodfest Club
At Dawn of the Donut, brains and intestines have never been so delicious
By Leah Sottile
Discreet Drinks
The Blind Buck delivers a laid-back speakeasy vibe at the edge of downtown
By Anna Clausen
Comings and Goings
Who’s gone and who’s new in the food and drink scene
By Inlander Staff
The Not-So-Wild Ones
The Kings of Summer takes awkward kids into the woods
By Curtis Woloschuk
Immigration Deformed
Elysium squanders its style on painfully obvious allegory
By Scott Renshaw
Youth Group
Idaho band The Ongoing Concept is called up to the major leagues
No Fiddling Around
The Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival reminds us that the violin is alive and well in the Spokane area
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Sunshine, Spring and Readers' Favorite Things
How can you prepare for a recession? A Spokane credit union and nonprofit share tips as Washington is already facing a rainy day
By Victor Corral Martinez
In the debate over what comes first, affordable housing or getting people off the streets, there's a clear answer
By Ben Stuckart
A voter-approved natural gas initiative, ruled unconstitutional, could be headed to the Washington Supreme Court
By Samantha Wohlfeil
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