Idaho gas prices stuck in limbo

Expensive crude oil making cheap gas prices elusive

Idaho ranks 9th for most expensive gas behind California ($6.06), Nevada ($5.16), Washington ($5.13), Hawaii ($4.87), Oregon ($4.76), Arizona ($4.66), Alaska ($4.64), and Utah ($4.14).

Gas prices hit 7-year high

Idaho prices highest in nearly 7 years

Gas prices still climbing

Idaho drivers saw the 4th-largest jump at the pumps

Idaho gas prices continue to fall

Cheaper crude oil, lower gasoline demand helping drive prices down

Idaho currently ranks seventh in the U.S. for most expensive fill-ups

Gas prices rise slightly

Gas hikes slow down

Idaho gas prices hold steady

But now top $3.50 for a gallon of regular unleaded

Idaho’s average price for regular is $3.82

Going up ... and up

Idaho gas prices jump again

Fuel costs climbing

Gas prices climbing again

Idaho prices expected to rise; National average at its highest since 2014

Get ready to pay more at the pumps

Gas price hikes take a breather

Holiday travel could increase demand - and prices

Kootenai County gas prices dip under $3

But decline expected to end soon

State average dropped just one-third of a penny this week, national average already rising

Idaho's gas prices creep a little lower

State average for regular gasoline is three cents cheaper than a week ago

Idaho remains in 12th place in the nation for most expensive fuel – another week out of the top 10.

Peggy Jo Miller (Loomer), 56

Peggy Jo Miller (Loomer), 56

Preservation payoff

Restaurant owner earns Orchid Award for restoring historic home

POST FALLS - When Tina-Marie Schultz first saw the 1910 home for sale at Fourth and Frederick across from City Hall, she almost turned away. "The paint was peeling, no lawn, dead trees ... it was in pretty bad shape," she recalls.

Solar storms have decreased again

Weather Gems

I'm filling in for Cliff on one his 'rare' short vacations. He and his wife, Sharon, are celebrating Cliff's mother's 94th birthday in Port Angeles, Wash. He will back in his office by this morning. - Meteorologist Randy Mann

Briefs March 19, 2010

Materials sought for history display; Museum in need of store volunteers; Firewood sales benefit egg hunt; Lt. Gov. Brad Little seeks to retain post

Picasso's answer to Van Gogh's irises

My Garden Path

This brand new petunia variety is called "Pretty Much Picasso." It has very unusual blossoms of a bright magenta with a definite lime green edge around each petal. One plant covers a whole lot of territory. I had a hard time finding it this year, but hopefully, it will be widely available by next spring.

Abe and Idaho

Boise attorney to donate Lincoln memorabilia to state

COEUR d'ALENE - Dave Leroy wanted something to say at Lincoln Day events in Idaho.

Business tax paybacks

Bill to use tax rebates to attract businesses to Idaho

BOISE - State tax incentive legislation introduced Friday - that borrows a page from Utah's economic development playbook - would make Idaho more economically competitive with the Beehive State, a North Idaho legislator said.

Food trucks on a roll

Mobile eateries get April 12 City Hall trial run

COEUR d'ALENE - The Coeur d'Alene City Council agreed to give the green light to providing a space for mobile eateries to gather downtown.

A moist 'summer monsoon' headed toward Arizona

Weather Gems

Several Press subscribers with relatives in the Desert Southwest have asked me in the past week or so whether or not there will be an all-important 'summer monsoon' season this year in Arizona and neighboring states.