May 24-30, 2018

One man's struggles with schizophrenia end tragically in Idaho

She worked for years to escape her past, but a routine letter from the police sent her back

Brad Little and Paulette Jordan are set to square off in Idaho's general election

Why a tribal treaty rights case in Washington will likely end up in front of the U.S. Supreme Court

City Council members accuse public works director of treating employees like garbage

STD rates are up "across the board," Washington health department says

An argument for corn: I know corn is already in everything, but I still think it's underrated

The Year That Was... 1997

On the Street

We don't want your guns

Who's funding your candidate? It's hard to say, which is why we should amend the Constitution

How to handle your tolerance to marijuana

‘Reparations Happy Hour’ Invites White People to Pay for Drinks

ABC Cancels ‘Roseanne’ After Star’s Racist Tweet

Active Shooter game angers Parkland parents: "This is gross, this is profiteering"

Conceived and hosted by concertmaster Mateusz Wolski, The M Show sheds classical formalities

A new production of God's Country aims to spark discussion and self-reflection about racism

Make America Date Again: Dating in the age of Donald Trump

Motif

Former Inlander staffer delves into Bundyville, Cum Inn Bar pulls out and more you need to know

I Saw You

Pressure cooking is having a major resurgence; two local experts offer their insight and tips

Umi Kitchen & Sushi Bar serves fresh rolls and Asian fare from two different spaces

Named after a detail worn by Alice's Mad Hatter, Ten/6 in Coeur d'Alene is a culinary delight

Solo: A Star Wars Story is an action-packed detour from the franchise's main story arc

The Music Festival for All! Check out the Volume lineup and get tips on who to see

Famous music parodist Weird Al returns to Spokane with a show for the die-hards

Helio Sequence frontman Brandon Summers on creativity, philosophy and spirit animals

Volume Music Festival experts tell us about the acts they are most excited about

Volume for Dummies: This weekend offers something for everyone

Inlander music buffs share their weekend itinerary for Volume Music Festival

We take a highlighter to the Sasquatch! lineup and pick this year's can't-miss musical acts

Four questions for Maps & Atlases frontman Dave Davison

Check out the full Volume Music Festival lineup

This year, Volume showcases design and music with its poster show

Remember to Celebrate