Jun 20-26, 2024

Hannah Cvancara's journey to join the armed forces has been a battle of its own

The risk of wildfires is causing some in Spokane County to lose their homeowners insurance

Fashion design students rock the runway, demonstrating that Innovation High School remains a beacon for arts-based education in Spokane

After he left public office, the late George Nethercutt collected his political thoughts in a decade-long run of columns in the Inlander

Reality TV show COPS could start filming with the Spokane County Sheriff's Office again this summer

Republicans in Washington state can save their party from irrelevancy by ignoring many of its endorsements

Question of the Week

Q&A: A local budtender shares common customer questions and how the cannabis landscape has changed

Malay, Philippines, is on its way to becoming Spokane's newest Sister City

June alone brings us The Acolyte, Clipped and Orphan Black: Echoes

Bo the goat announced as Spokane Interstate Fair mascot, Lilac City Records accepting submissions; Plus, new music

Now in its 10th year, Terrain's summer arts market also celebrates the artists and makers it's empowered

Beloved Spokane drive-time radio show "Dave, Ken, and Molly" abruptly canceled

I Saw You

From ice cream to tacos to a 5-pound breakfast, eating challenges abound in the Inland Northwest

June Squibb has a blast as an elderly vigilante in the likable but uneven comedy Thelma

Copa 71 is a sturdy sports documentary about a forgotten chapter in women's fútbol history

Despite being a newcomer to town, Hayes Noble is already one of Spokane's most exciting rock voices

On Drive and Cry, country singer Emily Nenni encourages listeners to let it all out