Colton Rasanen is a journalist based in Spokane, Washington. He writes for the Inlander, a local publication, and his work has also appeared in the Wahpeton Daily News. Colton covers a variety of topics including local news, politics, LGBTQ+ issues, and cultural events in the Spokane area.
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Colton Rasanen's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, politics, and community issues in Spokane, Washington. His articles often include expert commentary and government announcements. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights from local experts or officials related to local politics, education policies or urban development in the Spokane area.
Given his focus on specific geographic areas such as Spokane and topics like local LGBTQ+ organizations and city council members' activities, Colton would appreciate pitches relevant to these localized themes. Topics could include interviews with key figures involved in transportation infrastructure developments or updates on college campus initiatives within the region.
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By: Colton Rasanen
Medical assistant Jeremy Rinde at the front desk of Shadle's CHAS clinic. D o you remember how exciting it was in high school when you got to leave class early for a doctor's appointment? That moment of relief as you spent an hour or two away from the classroom felt magical, but if you asked your parents, they might remember it differently.
By: Colton Rasanen
T he race to represent Washington's 4th Legislative District in the state Senate is dominated by candidates from Spokane Valley, though the district also covers Colbert, Green Bluff, Liberty Lake and Millwood.
By: Colton Rasanen
Young Kwak photo Spokane Public Library's Central branch will become a "relief hub" under a new plan from Gonzaga's Climate Institute.
Plus, Spokane drops parking requirements for new development; and People's Park could get an outdoor classroom By Inlander Staff
By: Colton Rasanen
Young Kwak photo The state Department of Commerce will help Deaconess build an inpatient behavioral health unit inside the South Hill hosptial.
By: Colton Rasanen
Photos courtesy of Exhibition Hub Visitors to the traveling van Gogh exhibit can step inside one of the artist's famous paintings.
By: Colton Rasanen
Angella Southerly speaks with students about her nonprofit's work in schools.
By: Colton Rasanen
While most of us are sleeping, Dylan Lipsker is making eye-catching art.
Seeing Glass Animals at the Gorge may be a gift from fate. D o you ever think back to the artists you listened to as a teenager and cringe a little? I do. I can probably count on one hand how many of them I still regularly listen to today: Lorde, The Front Bottoms, the various artists of the Shrek 2 soundtrack. But the band that tops that exclusive list remains Glass Animals.
By: Colton Rasanen
On a white-hot Wednesday afternoon in mid-August, Bonnie Gow wanders the air-conditioned halls of the Cheney Care Community's nursing home. She's not a resident or...
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