An update from Valley Christian athletic director Marlin Broek, about Dillon Lackhan, the LB who was injured on a tackle during Friday night’s loss to San Tan Foothills…..

A 3-week-old girl has been hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after police say the baby's father admitted to poking her in the eye before dropping her, according to Chandler police.

A missing 31-year-old hiker was located in thick terrain northeast of Apache Junction, and rescue crews from the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office performed a helicopter rescue.

Chandler High football coach Jim Ewan is trying to look at the lighter side of things as the Wolves prepare for a rematch Friday with Gilbert in the first round of the 5A Division I state playoffs.

 A rib muscle strain will likely keep Arizona State first baseman/pitcher Ike Davis sidelined at least through this weekend’s series against Loyola Marymount, coach Pat Murphy said on Monday.

Arizona leading scorer Jerryd Bayless is going through rehab instead of getting ready for the Pac-10 season opener, as he is doubtful this week for the No. 21 Wildcats after spraining his right knee.

Injuries didn’t keep the Phoenix Arcadia football team from starting region play on the right foot.

Tonight, Washington State visits Arizona State in what is being classified as a Pac-10 football game, but Sun Devil Stadium could better be utilized for the teams to hold a support-group meeting. Call it "Receiver Rehab."

Perhaps in a former life, Dave Scatchard was a U.S. Postal Service courier — because it seems nothing can keep him from his job.

After his Washington State defensive linemen started suffering injuries at an alarming rate earlier this season, Robb Akey turned his front four into a front three as a matter of necessity. He has found it to be good for a little trickery.

The last thing Steven Jackson wanted to do Friday was watch a football game. The Wolves junior running back had watched enough football due to an early-season ankle injury.

The Arizona Cardinals may be .500 after two games for the first time since 2002, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be some alterations to the twodeep this week.

The Arizona Cardinals may be .500 after two games for the first time since 2002, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be some alterations to the twodeep this week.

The Arizona Cardinals may be .500 after two games for the first time since 2002, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be some alterations to the two-deep this week.

It's the kind of news the Cardinals didn’t need. Injuries will sideline a starting receiver (Larry Fitzgerald), the starting right guard (Milford Brown) and the starting nose tackle (Kendrick Clancy) when the Chicago Bears visit in a week for "Monday Night Football."

The Arizona Cardinals may be .500 after two games for the first time since 2002, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be some alterations to the two-deep this week.

It's the kind of news the Cardinals didn’t need. Injuries will sideline a starting receiver (Larry Fitzgerald), the starting right guard (Milford Brown) and the starting nose tackle (Kendrick Clancy) when the Chicago Bears visit in a week for "Monday Night Football."