Apr 19-25, 2018

Demand is soaring for condominiums in Washington state — so why are so few of them being built?

Homelessness among Spokane students decreased by 25 percent in 2016-17

For patients with chronic pain, opioids may not work at all, researchers find

Washington state Department of Licensing stiffens against ICE

Spokane Councilwoman Kate Burke's take on the Pledge of Allegiance draws public comments

Who will be Idaho's next governor?

On the Street

Meet on Monroe: Earth Day weekend and other ways to get involved this week

With two women squaring off, how will gender dynamics play out in the 5th District race?

Readers respond to youth suicides story and free speech

How dosing man's best friends with medicinal marijuana could potentially help health issues

As bongs improve, who can forget these three improv classics?

Drone Base in Niger Ramps Up a Murky U.S. War

Jackson, Trump’s VA Nominee, Faces Claims of Overprescription and Hostile Work Environment

GET LIT!: Festival celebrates its 20th birthday with a massive lineup of authors, poets and events

GET LIT!: 10 questions with author Anne Lamott

GET LIT!: Something to do every day of this year's festival

GET LIT!: Some of our favorite writers reflect on what the festival has meant to them and the Inland Northwest

GET LIT!: Tokers, smokers and night prowlers: A former Get Lit! director recalls strange times from festivals past

Dance company Vytal Movement hopes to be a catalyst for professional adult dance in Spokane

Silver Linings: When you stop avoiding the gym, life might test your newfound willpower

Problem Areas, Broadway in the Inland Northwest and more you need to know

I Saw You

Dining out alone offers rare and delicious pleasures to those who dare

Revisiting The Big Lebowski - and the cult surrounding its slacker hero - 20 years later

alt-J thrives on weird, high-brow art-rock

The continuing impact of Urban Cowboy, the movie that brought country and pop music together

Easy steps you can take to rethink your impact on the planet

Hangman Creek is still a muddy disaster, but a new legal settlement gives the Spokane Riverkeeper hope

An elderly pastor broke the law to save the climate. Eventually he'll make his case to the jury

Why WSU researchers think one key to saving the planet could be buried in soil

Wonderful Wine Weekend