Fresh Graffiti
Behold: the first-ever piece of local arts coverage from RANGE. That might seem weird — and maybe it is! — but there’s a reason. I spent the first decade of my career writing about art, music, and culture.
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Gold Rush to Usk
Valerie | Attracted by Usk, Washington’s cheaper hydro-powered energy, a California investment firm and a Chinese crypto-mining giant are setting out to make the town the next crypto-capital of the United States.
Matt Shea in Poland
The far-right former WA Representative has been quiet lately. Then he turned up last week at a hotel in Poland, surrounded by Ukrainian orphans, stoking fears of child trafficking.
WA abortion clinics are preparing for Roe v. Wade to be overturned
With the U.S. Supreme Court considering a major challenge to Roe v. Wade, abortion providers in Washington state are preparing for a future without the landmark constitutional protection for reproductive rights — one in which patients could soon travel into the state in unprecedented numbers for care.
Inflation Nation
Hey, it’s Luke. Another sad, surreal week in the world and at home, with convoys of Russian troops and ordnance spider-webbing into Ukraine and a much, much smaller convoy of “truckers” puttering through Spokane.
Masking Around
Since Governor Jay Inslee announced the end of the mask mandate in mid-February, local and regional media have given us a steady drumbeat of opinions.
It’s getting Succession-y with local TV news
Hi Range Readers, Elissa here. This is a sad week for people who have to follow and report the news (us journalists) and even sadder for those directly affected by it.
Bills Coming Due
There has been lots of hot legislative action in the last week or so, so we thought we’d go around the horn and give some updates from Washington, Idaho, and DC.
The Grift of Gab
When JP Sears performed a string of nine sold-out shows at Spokane Comedy Club from November 26th to 28th, 2021, Alexis G Tonasket Hoyt
The Man of No Mandates
The last 10 days have been even busier for freshman City Councilmember Jonathan Bingle than the citizens of Spokane realized.
