Sep 5-11, 2024

Devoted volunteers check on those in long-term care, but there aren't enough of them

Initiative 2124 will ask voters if they want to make long-term care insurance optional, which could doom the WA Cares Fund

Spokane wants to finish joining the regional 911 center, but finance and governance questions remain

NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane schools seek to engage kids IRL

Community leaders share their priorities for Kevin Hall, Spokane's new police chief

President Biden's Keeping Families Together immigration program is on hold as Idaho and other states challenge it in court

Five tribes contribute $1.45 billion to Idaho's economy

Instead of requiring acres of parking for new development, Spokane is making a push for more dynamic neighborhoods

Question of the Week

Cannabis is the rare common ground between Harris and Trump

Artist Tom Askman embraces ambiguity in his teaching, artmaking and recent book, with advice not just for artists

Andrea Lawrence brings her childhood vision to life with quirky new shop Miss Bipps

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

I Saw You

Pure Northwest, a PNW-inspired lounge, replaces the Red Lion Pub with sophisticated but affordable plates and cocktails

Tim Burton's original Beetlejuice remains a deadly delight that he's increasingly found himself chasing

Documentary Lover of Men makes a semi-convincing case for the queerness of our 16th president

The Get Up Kids tour in celebration of the 25th anniversary of their seminal album, Something to Write Home About

Here's why I love Glass Animals so f---ing much

The Basics of Attending Volume Music Festival 2024