Environment The landscaping that burns down neighborhoods Your water-restricted lawn is fine, but some popular plants are fire bombs waiting to happen. By Daniel Walters / 5 Aug 2026
Environment If the Old Trails Fire was arson, climate change was its accomplice Because of arson arrest, online pundits are mocking former Gov. Inslee's argument that fires show danger of climate change. By Daniel Walters / 4 Aug 2026
Environment Where wildfire victims can find resources, how neighbors can help An evolving resource directory for people affected by the disaster and people who want to lend a hand. By Aaron Hedge and Valerie Osier / 3 Aug 2026
Labor Former Spokane Zephyr players say club ‘cut corners,’ undercounted hours As women's soccer pay disputes have become rallying points, these athletes can’t even file for unemployment benefits. By Yong-Yu Huang / 3 Aug 2026
Environment Owner of pets lost after flames: ‘God knows where they are’ Across the city, residents have evacuated their animals from the flames. But people fear for the ones left behind. By Yong-Yu Huang, Aaron Hedge and Sandra Rivera / 2 Aug 2026
CIVICS Voting is hot. So is our candidate forum. CIVICS: Plus, renters could finally get the Right to Cooling in Spokane City. By Erin Sellers and Aaron Hedge / 27 Jul 2026
CIVICS Spokane County commissioners to consider data center moratorium CIVICS: Plus, planning for the Week Without Driving in October, eviction prevention efforts and continued Wednesday meetings at Spokane city. By Erin Sellers, Aaron Hedge and Daisy Zavala Magaña / 20 Jul 2026
CIVICS Spokane city shifts to new council schedule with legislative meetings on Wednesdays CIVICS: Plus, Spokane Valley could spend nearly $200k to help market its crown jewel: local car dealerships By Erin Sellers and Aaron Hedge / 13 Jul 2026
CIVICS Who is supporting the STA tax renewal this August? CIVICS: Plus, potential new DV assessment team and Spokane City Council going to new schedule after this week. By Erin Sellers, Aaron Hedge and Daisy Zavala Magaña / 6 Jul 2026
CIVICS State rep candidate forum at a church ... and almost everyone is off CIVICS: Plus, renovation contracts for Liberty Lake City Hall and Spokane Valley will review the Health & Safety Task Force recs. By Aaron Hedge / 29 Jun 2026
Podcast Conversations on CONNORSversations Interviewing a guy who’s keeping talk shows alive By RANGE / 30 Jul 2026
Podcast Driving voter turnout among the youth How organizations like The Washington Bus are increasing civic engagement By RANGE / 24 Jul 2026
Podcast The CHUMs are back together! Listen to the full conversation from our Midstate Meet-up with CHUM News! By RANGE / 16 Jul 2026
Podcast Six bikes, a set of wheels, and a seat A conversation on urbanism, public infrastructure, and (stolen) bikes By RANGE / 10 Jul 2026
Podcast Continuing the conversation From 2023 to 2026, what changed in three unhoused individuals' lives? By RANGE / 3 Jul 2026
Range Updates Candidate Survivor: Spokane's Spiciest Candidate Forum We’re pairing with youth voting org The Washington Bus Education Fund to put congressional and legislative candidates through a little light torture. By Erin Sellers / 14 Jul 2026
Range Updates We’ll see you in court A note on the subpoena we were threatened with, why we fought it, and what comes next. By Luke Baumgarten / 16 May 2026
Range Updates I’m back For a little while now. Sorry for not writing, we’ve been busy. By Luke Baumgarten / 2 Mar 2026
Range Updates Hello, RANGE. It’s me, Daniel Vintage Inlander journalist Daniel Walters is returning to local journalism right here at RANGE. By Daniel Walters / 24 Feb 2026
Range Updates Conoce a la nueva reportera bilingüe de RANGE Daisy Zavala Magaña, quien ha escrito sobre la mano de obra inmigrante para nosotros como periodista independiente, comenzó esta semana como reportera de tiempo completo By Daisy Zavala Magaña / 17 Feb 2026
Environment The landscaping that burns down neighborhoods Your water-restricted lawn is fine, but some popular plants are fire bombs waiting to happen. By Daniel Walters / 5 Aug 2026
Environment If the Old Trails Fire was arson, climate change was its accomplice Because of arson arrest, online pundits are mocking former Gov. Inslee's argument that fires show danger of climate change. By Daniel Walters / 4 Aug 2026
Environment Where wildfire victims can find resources, how neighbors can help An evolving resource directory for people affected by the disaster and people who want to lend a hand. By Aaron Hedge and Valerie Osier / 3 Aug 2026
Labor Former Spokane Zephyr players say club ‘cut corners,’ undercounted hours As women's soccer pay disputes have become rallying points, these athletes can’t even file for unemployment benefits. By Yong-Yu Huang / 3 Aug 2026
Environment Owner of pets lost after flames: ‘God knows where they are’ Across the city, residents have evacuated their animals from the flames. But people fear for the ones left behind. By Yong-Yu Huang, Aaron Hedge and Sandra Rivera / 2 Aug 2026
Environment Commissioner Al French on data centers: ‘Spokane County is not closed for business’ Developers are eyeing Spokane County for new places to plant; French has been quietly tilling the field. By Aaron Hedge / 30 Jul 2026