A Different Track
How local high schools are trying to meet the increasing demand for skilled manufacturing jobs
By Wilson Criscione
Change at the Top
WA's Eastern District will get new U.S. Attorney; plus, state House passes bill revoking rapists' parental rights
By Mitch Ryals and Samantha Wohlfeil
Clearing the Way
Homeowners in northeast Washington are already preparing for wildfire season
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Readers React to Dillon's town-hall column, GOP rally and "Law and Order Larry"
Letters to the editor
Constitutional Convenience
How power too often trumps principle in reading our nation's founding document
By John T. Reuter
Kneecapping Spokane
The Inland Northwest simply can't afford the kinds of cuts Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Donald Trump are proposing
By Robert Herold
Merciful March
Do something: How to get involved in your community this week
On the Street
What are you most looking forward to about spring?
Green's Dream
Can Carbon Logic change the world? A local collaboration aims to find out
By Connor Dinnison
The March Starts Here
Gonzaga's men and women head to the NCAA tournament
By Dan Nailen
Maybe this time
Never mind the naysayers: Here are five reasons this Zags team could go all the way
By Will Maupin and Dan Nailen
Bracket Breakdown
How likely is a trip to the Sweet 16 after two games in Salt Lake City?
Talking (Non-)Hoops | Silas Melson
The junior from Portland is the locker room DJ
Talking (Non-) Hoops | Jordan Mathews
The senior from LA loves Frank's Diner, wonder about his teammates' fashions
Talking (Non-) Hoops | Nigel Williams-Goss
The Oregon junior is already working on a master's degree
By Will Maupin
Talking (Non-) Hoops | Zach Collins
The freshman from Las Vegas loves Green Day, while his teammates say Logic is more his jam
Going for NCAA Glory
Bud Withers wrote the book on Gonzaga hoops — twice
Ladies (in) First
Gonzaga's women's hoops team grew in fits and starts this season
'A Light That Changed the World'
Hill Williams' third and final book touches on a Pacific Northwest shaped by water, scientific discovery and people
You're Not Alone
Holding On ~ Letting Go at the Civic wants to spark a conversation about tough topics
By E.J. Iannelli
HOLIDAY | ST. PATRICK'S DAY
Where to enjoy the holiday on Friday
By Tuck Clarry
For Your Consideration
Spanish cinema, Russian spies and searching for Richard Simmons
By Nathan Weinbender
Talking (Non-) Hoops: Rem Bakamus
The excitable senior from Longview is a country boy at heart
I Saw You
Week of March 16th
Tongue Thai'd
A breakdown of culinary history, pronunciation, common ingredients and other facts to know about this popular Southeast Asian cuisine
By Raven Haynes
At Phonthip's Thai Table
After running a restaurant in Bangkok for decades, Phonthip Tungkana is realizing her dream of cooking her family's recipes for American diners
By Chey Scott
Five of the Region's Top Thai Restaurants
If you're looking for an authentic Thai experience, try the following locations, as recommended to us by friends and readers
Beast Intentions
A new Beauty and the Beast can't decide whether to aim for originality or nostalgia
By Scott Renshaw
Suppressive Person
In My Scientology Movie, Louis Theroux digs into the shadowy religious organization and finds a camera pointing back at him
Existential Pop
Transplanted from Portland to the California desert, Josh Hodges of STRFKR found inspiration in desolation
Road Worthy
Strand of Oaks' path to sonic nirvana comes through Spokane
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Places to dine, drink and dance this New Year's Eve
By Dora Scott
The Inland Northwest's food scene lost some staples, but also saw lots of new arrivals serving diverse and creative cuisine
Riding the high of a box office revival, Beetlejuice: The Musical brings comedic scares and songs to the stage
By Seth Sommerfeld
A guide to finding energizing strains to keep you awake through the long winter nights
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