Vol. 17, No. 19
Aftermath of Prop. 4
A task force is reviewing the initiative process after Proposition 4 scared the pants off city leaders
By Kevin Taylor
Reefer Rights
Forces rally to get legal pot on the ballot
By Nicholas Deshais
Verner’s Report Card
We look at how Spokane stacks up
By Daniel Walters
Who’s the boss?
Tensions spark in Benewah County over who can enforce the law on Indian land
Reasonable Doubt
How spotty detective work and careless prosecution may have put the wrong men behind bars
By Jacob H. Fries
A Short-Staffed Sheriff and Nukes
The Spokane sheriff restructures, Hanford waste lurks and Eastern turns down more financial control
Why Things Are Getting Worse
Pseudo-conservative fundamentalists worry about losing status. And they just want somebody to hate.
By Robert Herold
Oohs and Oz
The conductor will keep the Spokane Symphony all synced up. You just concentrate on getting Dorothy back to Kansas
By Michael Bowen
Nice Work, If You Can Get It
For recent college grads, any job sounds like nice work. And if you get one, won't you tell me how?
By Jessica McCabe
"African Americans in Spokane," Jerrelene Williamson
Yes, they exist
Dark Night at the Museum
They’ve been battered by budget cuts, but staff at the MAC remain resolute
Belly of the Beast
Holy crap, Zip's on Third has weird flavored donuts
By Luke Baumgarten
Heritage Flavors
Owned by the Kalispel Indians, Masselow's promises fine dining with a tribal influence
By Kirsten Harrington
Human Target
Like most action movies, Human Target is formulaic. And like most action movies, we don't really care.
Ill Wind
Scorsese's newest thriller harnesses some fabulous performances but leaves the ending vague
By Ed Symkus
Mass Effect 2
A fine-tuned role-playing saga full of mysteries, beguiling characters and some of the best gunfights in any galaxy
By Marty Demarest
A Serious Man
If this film has a point, it's this: "Life is pointless, and so is this movie."
By Maryann Johanson
Some Other Films
At a Whitworth film festival, define yourself against the values of Syrian musicians, war-ravaged Israelis and Hindu gods
"Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?" Brian Jonestown Massacre
If I wanted to hear bullshit dance-y electro-pop, I’d go buy a MGMT CD.
By Leah Sottile
Taking Flight
Fanfarlo's orchestral style soars higher than you'd expect it to
By Jeff Echert
"Transference," Spoon
Not as immediately accessible as the pop bombast of Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga, but a welcome return to old school Spoon
All Day, Every Day
Quiz holds it down for the 509 - without coming right out and saying it
By Jorma Knowles
Are You OK?
The Dutchess and the Duke are really, really sad
By Jordy Byrd
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'He may have learned a lesson' Spokane deputy told dispatcher after violent arrest that broke man's ribs
By Nate Sanford
Local restaurants on the move; local food lands at Spokane International Airport
By Eliza Billingham
WSU exhibit highlights Edward and Nancy Kienholz, internationally revered artists with longstanding ties to North Idaho
By Carrie Scozzaro
He got caught with 75 pounds of marijuana in Idaho, but Coeur d'Alene's Wylie Hunter says the justice system was so corrupted and poorly managed that his record should be cleared
By Samantha Wohlfeil
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