Maryland run foils Hawaii's upset bid

SPOKANE — Late in the game with the outcome decided, Hawaii junior forward Stefan Jankovic went up for a shot in traffic near the hoop.

NIC's Administrative Assistant program prepares students for the business world

For many students, going immediately from high school to college is the natural order of things. That wasn’t the case for LaCheale Linscott — at least, not right away. Maybe she’d go into real estate and work for her family’s business, she thought, but she wouldn’t jump straight into college.

Wal-Mart's mobile checking account nixes fees

NEW YORK - Wal-Mart is the latest company to get rid of fees that traditional banks charge customers who don't have enough money in their accounts to cover purchases.

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Lake City eliminates Post Falls

Timberwolves to play Saturday for berth to state tourney

The Front Row with Jason Elliott Sept. 28, 2015

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There was fireworks.

Who qualifies for workforce housing?

Meeting attempts to answer question for midtown project

COEUR d'ALENE - Defining workforce housing was at the center of a special meeting of the Lake City Development Corp. Tuesday night on the proposed mixed-use development in midtown.

Immigrants eligible for Social Security in Obama plan

IRS reiterates warning of pervasive telephone scam

As the 2014 filing season nears an end, the Internal Revenue Service today issued another strong warning for consumers to guard against sophisticated and aggressive phone scams targeting taxpayers, including recent immigrants, as reported incidents of this crime continue to increase nationwide. These scams won't likely end with the filing season, so the IRS urges everyone to remain on guard.

Apple shows off new gadgets

CUPERTINO, Calif. - Apple showed off thinner iPads and a new iMac with a high-resolution display on Thursday. Sleek and stunning, yes, but not likely to spark the next iRevolution. The tech giant's bigger strategic bet is that mobile pay service Apple Pay, debuting Monday, will be the next thing you didn't know you needed - but now can't live without.

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Japanese fans speak on Godzilla's evolution

TOKYO - Japanese fans want it known: The radiation-breathing, skyscraper-stomping monster they call "Gojira" was born right here in Japan, 60 years ago.

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Marvel goes small, cuts corners with 'Ant-Man'

I'm not the best judge of how Marvel's "Ant-Man" works as summer entertainment. My idea of a good "Ant-Man" movie was forever tarnished when director Edgar Wright left the project.

Q&A about this week's market turmoil in China and beyond

Resisting temptation: Boys turn in wallet with $782 cash

Post Falls boys find wallet with $782 inside, return it to owner

Uncloaking the mystery of copyrights

In case you missed it in last week’s Press, you’re free to keep singing “Happy Birthday” without worrying about royalties. I know; you were on pins and needles wondering.

Best of 2015: North Idaho College Childrens Center

The NIC Children's Center is a nationally accredited, dual-function early childhood program that serves as NIC's Child Development Lab School while providing high-quality child care services to NIC's students, faculty and staff. Our mission is to provide a high-quality lab setting for NIC's students to obtain the skills necessary for working with young children in a developmentally appropriate manner, while also providing an accessible and affordable student service that enables NIC's students to attend classes and meet their educational goals.  In addition, our program partners with North Idaho College Head Start and serves a limited number of Head Start families whose parents are NIC students. These families receive all Head Start services while at the Children's Center.  

When is it time to buy?

Most would anticipate a Realtor to say, "Right now." We all know that cannot possibly be a true answer. The truth is, there are many indicators that real estate in Coeur d'Alene and surrounding areas - as well as around the country - is anticipated to increase in price for the near future. That does not mean the time is right for you to buy.

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There were fireworks.