Samantha Wohlfeil

EWU Racial Covenants Project maps Hundreds of properties in Spokane County have racial covenants (in red) that were meant to create white-only neighborhoods.

Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture photo Friends in high places: King Cole (at the billboard), future Speaker of the House Tom Foley (lower right), Mayor David Rodgers and powerful U.S. Sen. Warren Magnuson (lower left).

Similar to many on-again, off-again relationships, the board of the Spokane Regional Emergency Communications center has apparently hit a breaking point and wants the city...

Young Kwak photo The Spokane Regional Health District serves about 1,000 clients for opioid and substance use disorder.

The Inland Northwest will soon see some of the first investments in opioid treatment, prevention and response paid for by settlement money that has started...

While chemists have discovered an amazing amount of information about the many complex combinations of atoms that make up the world around us, there's still...

Consultants are helping imagine improvements for West Central. N early two decades ago, West Central was on the verge of some big changes, with the soon-to-be-developed Kendall Yards area north of the Spokane River bringing both opportunity and the risk of gentrification to the low-income neighborhood's doorstep.

Erick Doxey photo Homeowners are still recovering from the Gray Fire (shown here on Oct. 4, 2023) around Medical Lake.

Samantha Wohlfeil photo Darnell Sam, second from right, was joined by state Rep. Chris Stearns, left, and Gov. Jay Inslee, second from left, for a symbolic salmon ceremony with other tribal leaders.

Deorro was a hit on the first day of Beyond Wonderland. W e here at the Inlander contain multitudes.