Rathdrum looks to combine City Hall, police, parks

Targets 30 acres on Lancaster Road

Reflecting on one Valentine's Day massacre

Some people never learn. Including this writer.

World/Nation Briefs May 15, 2012

Obama campaign skewers Romney record at Bain

Posting the cost of health care

Bill would list online the price of the most common procedures

COEUR d'ALENE - Rep. Bob Nonini, R-Coeur d'Alene, proposed legislation Friday in Boise that would provide detailed, online information for citizens seeking affordable health care.

Not exactly gloating, stockpiling 'preppers' have a moment

TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Curt La Haise has put up with plenty of razzing from friends over the years who have called him paranoid for stockpiling an eight-month supply of food in his basement and having enough fuel to power his generator for almost an entire winter.

Nonresident tag sales start Saturday

The 2013 licenses, tags and permits go on sale at 12:01 a.m. Saturday except for the nonresident Selway B elk tags which go on sale at 10 a.m. MST.

Headache pain and medication solutions

Headache and migraine pain are common conditions with over 37 million sufferers in the United States alone. Some folks know when their pain started, such as an accident or sports injury. Others don’t.

US food banks struggle to feed hungry amid surging prices

Supply chain disruptions, lower inventory and labor shortages have all contributed to increased costs

OPINION: The troublesome, increasing cost to fuel food production across our region

Harvest and fall groundwork are concluding for western farmers, and tractors and equipment are finally resting for the season — a much needed relief to farm fuel budgets.

Decoding the message

WASHINGTON - Over two days of testimony to Congress, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen was grilled on everything from the direction of interest rates to the health of the economy to "Audit the Fed" legislation supported by Republicans.

Grasp the digital landscape

Before delving deeper into all the powerful resources available to you, it's worth looking at the overall digital landscape. The Internet, in all its glory, is progressing at a phenomenal pace. "Digital" comprises a mix of different channels such as social networks, websites, email; mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets; videos, widgets, kiosks, and gaming consoles. These media help marketers build relationships with consumers, publicize their brands, and also sell their products or services.

Better buying

Confident consumers give U.S. retail sales a lift

Our community in the times of COVID-19

Our lives are different today. Different than even a week ago. Gov. Brad Little’s statewide order to stay home changed things for all of us. The order can be found on the city’s website at cityofamericanfalls.com or on the state’s website at coronavirus.idaho.gov. It has changed even for those of us defined within the order as “essential personnel” and “essential businesses.” I do not believe the change is over and residual effects of the change may be around after COVID-19 ceases to exist on its present scale. Let’s be sure that those changes left in place after the pandemic exhibit the best in each of us.

Testing its metal

Ford gets the aluminum F-150 ready for prime time

NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE WEEK: Economical home tours — saving money at the pump

As spring approaches, more and more people will be getting the “real estate bug.”

Company to notify possibly vulnerable hunting and fishing license buyers

The company that operates the Idaho Department of Fish and Game’s online hunting and fishing license sales reports it is sending notices by mail to license holders whose personal information might have been compromised by an attempted breach of the online system.

New phase in AIDS fight

Government expected to endorse pill to prevent infection

Anti-'Obamacare' legislation building in House

BOISE (AP) — Last year, House Republicans attempted to drop a bomb on "Obamacare" by nullifying the federal health care overhaul.

Peaches, peanuts and ... olive oil?

Georgia farmers out to bring back homegrown olive oil

Held hostage by retailer warranties

Ah, the good old days.