Two prominent Spokane progressives and a conservative want to replace Rep. Marcus Riccelli in the state Legislature
By Nate Sanford
NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane gets a new police chief
Plus, North Idaho College plans for the worst; and Spokane County sheriff's deputies are encouraged to talk about mental health
By Inlander Staff
One North Idaho district is turning to online crowdfunding to maintain its mission
By Colton Rasanen
After six years of negotiations, the United States and Canada have agreed to update the Columbia River Treaty
By Samantha Wohlfeil
From the edge of Hells Canyon, the Wilderness Act, despite its noble aims, reveals a chasm of misunderstanding
By CMarie Fuhrman
Question of the Week
What's your favorite local place to get an affordable meal?
Three locally made cannabis products that are as hot right now as the summer heat
By Will Maupin
Q&A: Meet sculptor and concept designer Michael Curry, who gives shape to some of Frozen's most fantastical characters
By E.J. Iannelli
Q&A: Bachman-Turner Overdrive frontman Randy Bachman talks playing Expo '74, rock longevity and Gonzaga shirts
By Seth Sommerfeld
I Saw You
A Q&A with food writer Adriana Janovich, author of Unique Eats and Eateries of Spokane
By Eliza Billingham
Restaurant openings and competitions are heating up the Inland Northwest food scene
By Fope Seriki and Eliza Billingham
The original Twister is a fun ride, though its legacy is defined by hubris and limitation just as it is thrills
By Chase Hutchinson
National Anthem is a stylish celebration of rural queer community and romance
By Josh Bell
Q&A: Portland's STRFKR delivers more club-worthy psychedelia on Parallel Realms
By Brittne Lunnis
Cheap Eats 2024
Attempting to eat only at local restaurants for three days on just $50
The search for every deal under $2 on Taco Tuesday
How to eat at local fine dining establishments without breaking your budget
By Madison Pearson
All-you-can-eat options in the Inland Northwest offer variety of cuisines at reasonable prices
By Azaria Podplesky
Even more super affordable deals for when you're hungry or thirsty but your wallet's running a little low
Midday specials at these local eateries bring cheap, satisfying meals to the hungry masses
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A bronze statue of Nisqually fishing rights activist Billy Frank Jr. heads to D.C. next year; first a model of the piece stops in Spokane
By Tom Keefe Jr.
Five tribes contribute $1.45 billion to Idaho's economy
By Victor Corral Martinez
Pure Northwest, a PNW-inspired lounge, replaces the Red Lion Pub with sophisticated but affordable plates and cocktails
Artist Tom Askman embraces ambiguity in his teaching, artmaking and recent book, with advice not just for artists
By Carrie Scozzaro
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