Netflix price hike angers users, some drop plan

SAN FRANCISCO - Some Netflix customers called it a slap in the face. Others a betrayal. Many threatened to drop the movie service.

Poll: Cards, gifts cross religious lines

Rite Aid seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it deals with lawsuits and losses

Rite Aid Corp. said in its federal bankruptcy filing that it runs more than 2,000 stores. Most of its locations are on the East and West Coasts, including Idaho

Entertainment Calendar September 20, 2013

Schedule of events for Sept. 20 - Oct. 12

“Damn Yankees”: 7:30 p.m., eight-time Tony Award winning musical, $13.75-$19.75, Lake City Playhouse, 1320 E. Garden Ave., Coeur d’Alene; lakecityplayhouse.org; 667-1323

Choosing local makes a difference

COEUR d’ALENE — Shopping locally was the theme of the first Choose Local Fest at City Park Saturday.

Stolen bike story tugs at community's heart

Boy receives replacement ride - and much more - as many offer to help

COEUR d'ALENE - Kristian Parrett was a wanted boy Saturday morning.

More millennials stuck renting for years before buying home

Delay reflects trend in financial challenges facing young adults

UK mulls calling in army to help ease gas shortages at pumps

The haulage industry says the U.K. is short as many as 100,000 truckers

American orders 460 new planes from Boeing, Airbus

Company has fallen from world's biggest airline to No. 3 in three years

FORT WORTH, Texas - American Airlines is revamping its fleet with a record order for at least 460 new jets, a move it says will save fuel and give passengers a quieter, more comfortable ride.

Flaws found in U.S. missile shield

South Carolina mayor to speak at HREI banquet

Annual event will take place April 13

A historic act of contrition will be the main theme of this year's Human Rights Banquet hosted by the Kootenai County Task Force on Human Relations.

Bad calls tarnish fab finale

Unanimous vote: The 2018 World Cup was the best ever.

As US military leaves Kabul, many Americans, Afghans remain

It will be up to the State Department working with the Taliban to get any more people out

Commercial building permits and the project review process

The goal of the city's building services department is to provide excellent customer service by working with citizens and their design teams to ensure a timely construction start and successful project completion.

Don't let energy bill boil over

It’s former Press weather columnist Cliff Harris’s little joke — “Sholeh days,” i.e. anything above 90. He knows the hotter it gets, the more miserable I feel.

Harris: Don't expect flooding after weekend hot streak

Cooler low temperatures and a light snowpack in the lower elevations will likely prevent flooding after expected near-record highs.

A hill of a job

Volunteers praised for taking care of Tubbs

Tubbs Hill town hall packs 'em in

Glacier sees fewer visitors

2.35 million visit Glacier

Here's a tissue for your issue

Finding TP no trouble locally — so far, anyway

Local stores still have ample toilet paper, despite nationwide buying trends.

HUNT: How to fix Fish and Game

Last Saturday I read the article about Idaho Fish and Game bemoaning their strain of lost revenues. Mr. Virgil Moore, department director, blamed the last four years of lost revenue due to the economy. Mr. Moore also said “One of the primary reasons revenue is down is a reduction of non-resident deer and elk tags.” Later in the article Mr. Moore cited a recent survey in which they identified 700,000 potential resident customers and a desire to have 20 percent of these customers buy license or tags.