As the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub gets its first influx of cash, Douglas County PUD is nearly ready to make green hydrogen fuel
By Samantha Wohlfeil
NEWS BRIEFS: CHAS Health celebrates three decades
Plus, health researchers want diverse volunteers; and Spokane gets a "C" for public records response
By Inlander Staff
The group that accused Gov. Inslee of bribing voters hands out discounted gas to encourage voters to kill WA carbon tax
By Nate Sanford
Question of the Week
What's your favorite college memory?
There are some important differences between Ukraine's invasion of Russia and the ill-fated French and German invasions of past centuries
By Lawrence B. A. Hatter
Two Inland Northwest universities bring cannabis education to campus
By Will Maupin
Artist Dylan Lipsker turned adversity into opportunity; now he's celebrating the first anniversary of his Big City Art gallery
By Colton Rasanen
Spokane has gotten a lot more colorful this year; check out these new murals that have popped up
By Madison Pearson and Chey Scott
Dorming Do's and Don'ts: The essentials — and not-so-essentials — to bring to college
By Cassandra Benson and Madi Oswalt
The Spokane Arena reopens after renovations, Sharma Shields' book list; plus, new music!
I Saw You
Looking at the season ahead for the Inland Northwest's collegiate squads
By Seth Sommerfeld
Uncertainty abounds as the Seahawks enter a new era
By Spike Friedman
The Gem State's Coaching Gem
How Jason Eck has turned the University of Idaho’s football program from a doormat into a national title contender
Brick West Brewing Co. releases its third certified Salmon Safe beer, thanks to local hops and barley
By Eliza Billingham
The Kenworthy Silent Film Festival in Moscow pairs 1920s cinema with new locally composed scores
By Chase Hutchinson
Only Murders in the Building delivers another winning season of comedic murder mystery
By Josh Bell
Spokane's relentlessly gigging Snacks at Midnight shows off its eclectic rock sound on What You Think You Want
Frank Turner chats about music universality, his new album Undefeated and being an “angry man”
Volume Music Festival unveils its venues and schedule for 2024
By Madison Pearson
The Ramshackle Highs of Bumbershoot 2024
Recapping the happenings at Seattle's Labor Day weekend arts and music festival
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Indaba opens new flagship shop and roastery on North Monroe, which will be its final brick-and-mortar location
'Let's Vike It,' an immersive and hands-on Viking-themed festival, comes to Newport's City Park
By Cassandra Benson
Spokane Valley concludes its investigation into City Council member Al Merkel's use of a personal Nextdoor account for city business
By Victor Corral Martinez
Nature-focused programs at Airway Heights Corrections Center improve prisoner health while providing food for the community
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