Inlander Throwback News Today

The years 2019-2020 are complicated. The 2019 Summer Guide was 166 pages long and chock-full of activities for the community to participate in. The following...

Six years ago, the Inlander covered the cultural impacts of the early days of the Trump administration, from the inaugural Women's March that January to...

The mid-2010s were a hard time, to say the least. While gay marriage was legalized in 2015, the worst mass shooting in U.S. history (later...

Ten years ago, the Inlander hit its 1,000th issue and moved its headquarters to an up-and-coming neighborhood called Kendall Yards. A young intern named Eli...

Innovation was the name of the game in 2007 and 2008. Steve Jobs announced the first iPhone, NASA's New Horizons space probe launched to gather...

24 Hours in the Life of the Inland Northwest

In the whirlwind years of 2005 and 2006, Democrats took control of Congress after 12 years in the minority, while Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc along...

Civil war has raged in Spokane for seven years, with Betsy Cowles and Steve Eugster leading two factions fighting over the fate of downtown and the future of the city. So where did it get us?

As we continue to mark the Inlander’s 30th anniversary, every week we’ll look back at a different article from years past. This week, we’re rerunning...

This article was originally published on June 21, 1995 and written by Amy Cannata. Cruising Riverside has been a Spokane tradition since kids and cars...