Housing Stabbed. Frostbitten. Overdosed. Sheltered. Sober. Saved. In 2023, I interviewed three unhoused men at the Spokane library. Over the next three years, all of them escaped homelessness By Daniel Walters / 23 Jun 2026
Government Power Polls Avista has been poll-testing out Gavin Cooley and Betsy Wilkerson for mayor — and a whole bunch of natural gas questions By Daniel Walters and Aaron Hedge / 17 Jun 2026
Education One Bad Apple Spoils The Whole Lunch What Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez gets wrong about why you got gross apples in school lunches. By Daniel Walters / 19 May 2026
Politics Unlikely Political Animal Friends Spokane Republican and his former city council aide, a Democrat, are running for dual seats in the sixth district By Daniel Walters / 15 May 2026
Faith & Politics Nadine and the supremes Does ex-Mayor Woodward have a chance to win $10 million from the city she led? By Daniel Walters / 5 May 2026
Criminal Legal The cop-to-content pipeline The content creators who caused Spokane County to start charging for bodycam footage — and the people hurt because of it By Daniel Walters / 28 Apr 2026
Immigration Failure to Thrive After brutal legal blow leaves Thrive International with millions in debt, refugee nonprofit makes last-ditch move to save organization and homes. By Daniel Walters / 10 Apr 2026
Criminal Legal Way Down in the Hole Spokane jail’s bill keeps growing and growing and growing — RANGE investigates why By Daniel Walters / 9 Apr 2026
Education John Stockton’s Not Dead Fake AI slop Facebook fan pages hawk constant lies about Zags Basketball By Daniel Walters / 18 Mar 2026
Accident By Design Grieving mom wishes Spokane Valley fixed city’s worst intersection before it killed her son Why did it take so long to fix the deadly intersection on Bowdish and 16th? By Daniel Walters / 11 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
Government Washington scrambles to regulate license-plate cameras that could aid stalkers As lawmakers debate how to rein in these cameras, sheriffs, civil rights groups and transparency advocates are clashing over how much access is too much By Daniel Walters / 18 Jan 2026
