Vol. 19, No. 25
Records Row
Environmentalists want emails. Bonner County commissioners say they're personal.
By Chris Stein
Proxy War
How the battle for the Washington governor's mansion could be affected by the court fight in the other Washington.
Big-Ticket Attractions
Backers of the measure on your April ballot want Spokane's visitors to help pay for the city's sights.
By Joe O'Sullivan
Calling for Calm
Spokane's bishop wants to talk hot topics, without everyone getting so hot under the collar.
By Daniel Walters
No Escape
The subject of one of our December cover stories pleads guilty to charges of tax fraud and sex abuse.
Shut Out
The City of Spokane drops a 'Do Not Occupy' order on the Ridpath Hotel, Plus, a change on the radio dial has people up in arms.
By Inlander Staff
Searching for Abigail
Men are tyrants, and other nuggets of wisdom
By Robert Herold
Trail Mix
So what happens if the health care overhaul is overturned?
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
The Bunny Handlers
If you want to speak with the Easter Bunny, you’re going to need to clear it with Ruth first.
By Luke Baumgarten
Learning Japanese
The Jundt rolls out an exhibit of whimsical Japanese prints this week.
By Jordy Byrd
For Your Consideration
Like The Hunger Games? You'll love this stuff.
Marriage Clips
An Infinite Ache condenses 40 years of marriage into an hour and a half. And doesn’t waste a minute.
By Michael Bowen
Zen and the Art of Freetime
Meet one of the local art scene's most unsung heroes.
By Leah Sottile
Salad Mystery
Was the Crab Louis salad actually named after Louis Davenport?
By Kirsten Harrington
Happiness in a Box
Dessert Pals' oven-to-your-door bakery. Plus, check out Frank's franks.
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
Update: The White House Grill
Still making happy customers reek of garlic.
By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere
Haydn Seek
A sextet of anarchist drummers is going to change Sweden, if only a tone-deaf cop would get off their snares.
By Ed Symkus
What About Whitney?
I expected crying fans at The Bodyguard. There weren't any.
Punk Goes Folk
The unlikely transformation of the Cave Singers.
By Mike Bookey
Time to Shine
A Seattle band struggling to find a solid lineup has found its new frontman: you.
By Seth Sommerfeld
How to Write about Zombies
Who does it better? Colson Whitehead or The Walking Dead?
How to Make Something Out of Nothing
Susan Orlean has been called “a national treasure.” Really, she’s just very curious.
How to Be an Enduring Young Adult Author
Lois Lowry's best, most-loved works deal with timeless, ageless issues.
How to be Funny and Serious at the Same Time
Steve Almond lets us into his furious and hilarious mind.
Young Words
Poetry slams attract youth who want to drop a verse or two.
How to Hoop It Up Like a Poet
Get Lit! takes famous authors to court.
By Kevin Taylor
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An anti-government group from Arizona arrives in Spokane looking to 'rescue' trafficking victims and bring vigilante justice to purported perpetrators
By Nate Sanford
Elon's spambot problem comes for the Inland Northwest, sparring with a state senator and disturbing a mayor on 'X'
By providing free fare, Spokane Transit can increase ridership and revenue, and convince more people to leave the car at home
By Anthony Gill
Thirteen-year-old artist James Cunningham debuts his first solo show this April in downtown Spokane
By Lucy Klebeck
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