Test Anxiety
Attitudes about cannabis have shifted, but when it comes to the workplace, change has been slower
By Jake Thomas
Drug Money
Money from the marijuana taxes is beginning to trickle down from the state to local cities
By Daniel Walters
Seeds of Change?
Unlike its neighbors to the west, Idaho has resisted loosening its cannabis laws. Could that be changing?
Too Much Green
The lack of banking services has forced pot transactions to be handled with cash, and that can be a problem
By Wilson Criscione
Think of the Children
Pot is legal. That doesn't mean more kids are smoking it; it also doesn't mean they should
By Mitch Ryals
Lane Ends Ahead
Spokane wants to improve a mile-long section of Monroe — but that means taking away two lanes
A Second Look
Court of Appeals clarifies state law awarding wrongfully convicted people compensation; plus, what is Just Want Privacy hiding?
By Mitch Ryals and Jake Thomas
Downstream
Single-stream was supposed to make recycling and waste disposal more economical in Spokane and CdA, but the global market is changing that
What A Feminist Looks Like
Some pointers for men who want to help women achieve equality
By Paul Dillon
'Most Corrupt'?
Trail Mix: Trump's trolling problems, and Bryant's math problems
By Wilson Criscione and Daniel Walters
Institutional Amnesia
Threading the needle between reform and revolution
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Rule Refresher
Making sense of Washington's new medical marijuana law
By Azaria Podplesky
Princess Fever
Ever wonder what it's like to become a princess for a living? These Spokane women can tell you
By Chey Scott
SCIENCE | BODIES HUMAN
Mobius Science Center opens its new location with a revealing exhibit
For Your Consideration
A stirring debut, surreal sitcom and reading the G.O.A.T.
By Dan Nailen
Learning to Stand Up Again
Marc Maron hits up Spokane for the first time, returning to his stand-up roots
By Laura Johnson
Finding a Deeper Meaning
How an EWU professor sees the intersection of pop culture and philosophy
I Saw You
Week of July 7th
New Flavors, New Ideas
The Steel Barrel is home to Chad White's ceviche spot and a brewery incubator
Regal Flavor
King of Ramen aims for Japanese authenticity
Changes by the Lake
The Coeur d'Alene Resort's family of restaurants make some changes and upgrades
By Mike Bookey
Watch Me Whip
In the '80s, a couple of kids filmed a shot-for-shot remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark
Wedded Miss
Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates needs to go away
By Seth Sommerfeld
From the Hip
Seattle's the Dip continues to help bring soul and funk music to a new generation
Maximum Chemistry
We Are Scientists have found the correct formula for mixing pop and rock music
By Ben Salmon
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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
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