(KTLA) – Netflix has done away with its most affordable ad-free option for subscribers.
The streaming giant has removed its $9.99 advertising-free “Basic” plan in the U.S. and in the U.K., less than a month after it made the same move in Canada.
This change doesn’t affect people who already have the Basic plan, but it does force new subscribers to either sign up for a $6.99 “Standard with ads” tier, the $15.49 “Standard” (without ads) tier, or the $19.99 “Premium” option.
Informational Meeting About Fire and Police Tax Thursday
A meeting will be held prior to this week's Harrison City Council to answer questions about the proposed ballot measure for a Sales Tax that will including funding for the Fire and Police Departments.
Tick Season Is in Full Force
The summertime is bringing reminders about being aware of Ticks.
What is the Potential Heat Index Readings for This Week? Update
Update Monday 6:20 am: The Heat Advisory is now extended into Northern Arkansas.
Warriors Retreat Holds Ribbon Cutting
An organization to help Veterans with housing and other resources holds a ribbon cutting.
Lettuce Recall Continues, Expands
Taylor Fresh Foods and Taylor Farms have announced a recall of iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico as federal health officials investigate a large outbreak of cyclosporiasis. Nearly 7,000 confirmed or suspected illnesses are being reviewed in connection with the outbreak.
