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Spokane City Council could require downtown shops to provide Narcan to those who buy pipes

Sustainability 2025: Know Where You Throw

Another year, another legislative push to legalize homegrown cannabis in Washington

Question of the Week

Spokane Transit Authority introduces double-decker buses and plans for more rapid transit

Washington continues to push for more composting, with new requirements starting this year

The Founders built the Constitution to resist the corrupting influence of too much money in too few hands

NEWS BRIEFS: North Idaho College will learn its fate soon

One Inland Northwest advocate points to healthy soil as a way to retain water, filter contamination and keep temperatures cooler

Spokane's music community mourns two unexpected losses as Red Room Lounge closes after owner Craig Larsen's death

Spokane's returned goods economy keeps items out of landfills, reducing waste and carbon emissions

From chip bags to disposable vapes, here's where to recycle or dispose of difficult items in the Spokane area

Some bite-sized environmental updates, and where to volunteer

Question of the Week

When it comes to infused beverages, these days there's an option for everyone

A sanctioned homeless camp in Colville is closing, but there's nowhere for residents to go. Does the city expect them to disappear?

As get-in-shape season hits, a call for sensitivity around body image, cultural expectations and those multitudes who struggle with both

Newly rebranded Spokane Colleges to move out of U-District building purchased by Spokane Public Schools, as each organization consolidates

NEWS BRIEFS: Kootenai County library network restricts minors' access

Idaho's members of Congress push to add a third federal district judge in their state