Some Pacific Northwest federal dam workers hurt on the job say the federal compensation program wastes time and money, in some cases leaving them permanently disabled
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Five big numbers from this year's election
By Nate Sanford
New tool means clear cycling lanes for Spokane; also, cleaner state fuel standards, and landlord-tenant rules
Question of the Week
If you could give anyone any gift, what would it be?
We keep hearing that we can't agree on anything; what if that's more self-fulfilling prophecy than reality?
By Bill Bryant
Legal sales are highest in the Evergreen State
By Will Maupin
The Spokane Coloring Book celebrates local landmarks and history while encouraging people to connect over art
By Chey Scott
ArtsFund's Community Accelerator Grant seeks to help Washington art organizations recover from damages caused by the pandemic
By Madison Pearson
Six Craptacular Christmas Movies
By Bill Frost
Esperé Mucho Tiempo Pa Ver at WSU, locally made jewelry and new Pokémon games!
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Week of December 1
Gonzaga readies to renew its rivalary with University of Washington
The battle between the Bulldogs and the Huskies has been one-sided of late
Photographer Ari Nordhagen captures Spokane's diverse and continually evolving culinary community in a new cookbook
By Carrie Scozzaro
Coeur d'Alene Casino opens new Little Dragon Eatery, plus more local food news
Tilda Swinton plays both mother and The Eternal Daughter in Joanna Hogg's latest cinematic memoir
By Josh Bell
Supernatural threats overshadow effective drama in the Sundance-winning Nanny
In the face of a cancer diagnosis, Wild Pink's John Ross crafted his band's gorgeous new album, ILYSM
By Seth Sommerfeld
Gifts for Film Lovers
Games, prints and Tarantino — perfect presents for the movie obsessed
By Nathan Weinbender
Gifts for World Cup Bandwagoners
Score a surefire goal with these gifts for soccer fans
Gifts for Crafty People
What to get the DIYers of the world
By Lauren Roddis
Gifts for Urban Homesteaders
What to get those back-to-the-land city dwellers
By Katarina Hockema
Gifts for Empty Nesters
What to get those people whose kids (finally?) moved out
By Anne McGregor
Gifts for Gen Z-ers Who Need to Relax
Because living through unprecedented times ain't easy
By Samantha Holm
Gifts for Crafty Witches
Get metaphysical for the goth-leaning folks on your list with these occult items
By Elissa Ball
Gifts for Gamers
Useful and in-the-know gifts for video gamers of all types
By Claire Munds
Gifts for Fashion Forward Folks
Help your most trendy giftees stay stylin' with these clothing, accessory and beauty choices
By Cate Wilson
Gifts for PNW Transplants
Consider these picks for those new to the area
By Summer Sandstrom
Gifts of Experiences
Ideas for the minimalist or someone with too much stuff
By Lillian Piel
Gifts for Readers of All Ages
Graphic novels, poetry, books by local authors, Native authors, and much more
By Sharma Shields
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The Trump administration is filing order after order against the LGBTQ+ community; here's how it's impacting the Inland Northwest
By Colton Rasanen
For the Civic's new main-stage production of Romeo and Juliet, director Josh Baig is going back to 16th-century Verona
By E.J. Iannelli
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