PITTSBURGH - The parents of an 18-year-old Ohio man who suffered a brain injury while snowboarding claim in a lawsuit filed Wednesday that doctors at a northwestern Pennsylvania hospital intentionally killed him so they could harvest his organs.

Snowfall around Arizona means the winter driving season is under way.

Relatives of the Lovell family returned Tuesday to the east Mesa neighborhood where five people were slain to hand out fliers with memorial service information.

Relatives of the Lovell family returned Tuesday to the east Mesa neighborhood where five people were slain to hand out fliers with memorial service information.

FLAGSTAFF — A wintry storm has dropped more snow in the state's northern and eastern mountains, making driving tough along Interstates 17 and 40.

A free all-day workshop for women in Phoenix this Saturday, May 18, aims to offer a way to “unlock one’s true potential as a catalyst for lasting love, stronger relationships and a greater sense of fulfillment,” says event promoter, Jan Hemming.

LADY LAKE, Fla. - Disaster crews with dogs went from one pile of debris to another in a search for bodies Friday after powerful storms, including at least one tornado, smashed hundreds of homes across central Florida and killed 19 people or more.

With Thanksgiving fast approaching, the annual marathon of holiday obligations and events is kicking into gear. Take time out before the craziness sets in to enjoy Arizona’s beautiful fall weather with these nighttime desert tours.

A winter visitor’s suggestion has a group of young boys reeling over an old pastime. The 11 members of Scottsdale Cub and Boy Scout Troops 442 continue to participate in a fishing rod-building project that began in early June.

October 7, 2004

HOUSTON - Just how much time former Enron Corp. chiefs Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling spend in prison could hinge on how much of the more than $60 billion lost in the company’s crash is deemed their responsibility.

The Ironwood High School wrestling team were rude hosts during the 20-team Ironwood Wrestling Invitational as the home team won the dual portion of the event Jan. 18 then came back and claimed third in the individual event Saturday. A day after narrowly beating 5A Div-I Dobson to claim the dual team tournament, the 5A Div-II Eagles sent four wrestlers to the finals Saturday scoring 123 points as Brophy narrowly edged the Eagles for second with 124.5 points. Dobson was the tournament winner with 188 points. Highlighting the Eagles performance were Charlie Burroughs, who won the 142- pound weight class and senior Caleb McGee, the winner in the heavyweight division. Austen Moore of Ironwood was the runner-up in the 137-pound weight class while Sean Kane finished second at 154 pounds. The Eagles also placed Kyle Yee, fifth at 105 pounds, Daniel Bates, fifth at 127 pounds, Aaron Prince, sixth at 173 pounds and Zach Fraedrich, fifth at 217 pounds. Among the other top Northwest Valley performances; the Centennial Coyotes ended fourth in the dual tournament Jan. 18 while Desert West Region rival Sunrise Mountain finshed fifth on Saturday. From the 4A Div-I ranks, the Cactus Cobras placed seventh Saturday. Along with Burroughs and McGee, the other Northwest Valley individual champions were Centennial's Cody Leisten in the 132-pound weight class and Tyler Binkley of Sunrise Mountain in the 147-pound weight class. Below are the team results from both days and the individual placers in each weight class Saturday. Day 1 Dual Tournament Results 1. Ironwood 2. Dobson 3. Brophy 4. Centennial 5. Lake Havasu 6. Buckeye 7. Sunnyslope 8. Sunrise Mountain 9. Willow Canyon 10. Cactus Shadows 11. Westview 12. Cactus 13. Tempe 14. Millennium 15. Apollo 16. Phoenix Christian 17. Goldwater 18. Tolleson 19. Valley Vista 20. Valley Christian Day 2 Bracket Results 1. Dobson 188 2. Brophy 124.5 3. Ironwood 123 4. Lake Havasu 98 5. Sunrise Mountain 92.5 6. Buckeye 80 7. Cactus 64.5 8. Centennial 64 T9. Millennium 56 T9. Westview 56 11. Apollo 47 12. Tempe 44 13. Willow Canyon 42 14. Cactus Shadows 37 15. Sunnyslope 24 16. Phoenix Christian 23 17. Goldwater 19 18. Tolleson 14 19. Valley Vista 11.5 20. Valley Christian 2 Individual Results 105 pounds Champ: Dillion Casillas, Dobson Runner-up: Henry Doan, Millennium 3rd: Robert Cortez, Apollo 4th: Steven Locke, Cactus Shadows 5th: Kyle Yee, Ironwood 6th: Trymer Nahrgang, Centennial 114 pounds Champ: Adrian Candelaria, Buckeye Runner-up: Jacob Villa, Tempe 3rd: Ryan Stanley, Dobson 4th: Paul Looper, Brophy 5th: Nate Peterson, Willow Canyon 6th: Kyle Cartright, Lake Havasu 121 pounds Champ: Brandon Horton, Lake Havasu Runner-up: Titan Cheatham, Westview 3rd: John Apolinar, Goldwater 4th: Peter McKuek, Centennial 5th: Johnathan Romero, Apollo 6th: Darrin Perez, Buckeye 127 pounds Champ: Tadeo Ruelas, Brophy Runner-up: Nick Roberts, Westview 3rd: Milo Besich, Tempe 4th: Alejandro Varela, Tolleson 5th: Daniel Bates, Ironwood 6th: Mateo Yslas, Dobson 132 pounds Champ: Cody Leisten, Centennial Runner-up: Jermey Schieisow, Buckeye 3rd: Jordan Powell, Dobson 4th: Derrick Wade, Willow Canyon 5th: Seth Coronado, Sunrise Mountain 6th: Cody Ferguson, Lake Havasu 137 pounds Champ: Steve Taylor, Millennium Runner-up: Austen Moore, Ironwood 3rd: Cody Lewis, Dobson 4th: Zak Coronado, Sunrise Mountain 5th: Ammon Bybee, Buckeye 6th: Adriel Espinoza, Sunnyslope 142 pounds Champ: Charlie Burroughs, Ironwood Runner-up: Cody Norton, Brophy 3rd: Dennis Boone, Buckeye 4th: Matt Lee, Sunrise Mountain 5th: Jeff Miles, Dobson 6th: A.J. Henley, Willow Canyon 147 pounds Champ: Tyler Binkley, Sunrise Mountain Runner-up: Lucas Stark, Dobson 3rd: Clint Norton, Brophy 4th: B. Feger-Owsley, Sunnyslope 5th: Daniel Sieker, Lake Havasu 6th: Justin Walkenbach, Valley Vista 154 pounds Champ: Michael Walton, Lake Havasu Runner-up: Sean Kane, Ironwood 3rd: Jake Slebodnik, Sunrise Mountain 4th: Kendall Wooden, Cactus 5th: Robert Balint, Brophy 6th: Daniel Miranda, Valley Vista 162 pounds Champ: Kadeem Hollman, Dobson Runner-up: Evan Hillis, Tempe 3rd: Kendon Hatch, Cactus 4th: Nate Desantiago, Phoenix Christian 5th: Carl Matthes, Cactus Shadows 6th: Casey Ballard, Buckeye 173 pounds Champ: Diego Ezrre, Brophy Runner-up: Brit Mullenaux, Dobson 3rd: Christian Mays, Millennium 4th: Colton Fagan, Centennial 5th: Ryan Sterner, Cactus Shadows 6th: Aarron Prince, Ironwood 191 pounds Champ: Kyle Henson, Dobson Runner-up: Bryan Click, Brophy 3rd: Ben Monarrez, Cactus 4th: Chris Huber, Willow Canyon 5th: Roman Fernandez, Sunrise Mountain 6th: Eric Ramsey, Westview 217 pounds Champ: Christian Long, Dobson Runner-up: Apollo Ford, Cactus 3rd: Roy Horstman, Lake Havasu 4th: Ernesto Siordia, Apollo 5th: Zach Fraedrick, Ironwood 6th: Brett Fitzgerald, Brophy Heavyweight Champ: Caleb McGee, Ironwood Runner-up: Aarron Passon, Cactus 3rd: Ryan Jordan, Lake Havasu 4th: Vincent Shatwell, Westview 5th: Kyle Kwaad, Sunrise Mountain 6th: Kyle Shillington, Phoenix Christian

Rescue workers unsuccessfully searched a rugged Arizona wilderness area for a third day in triple-digit temperatures for three Utah men who went missing while looking for the legendary Lost Dutchman Gold Mine.

Stephanie Jones didn't think she lived in Who-ville. But in the dark, Monday night, police say a Grinch stole presents from Jones' Chandler apartment — just as one did from the Whos in the famous Dr. Seuss tale.

The Arizona Diamondbacks will build a state-of-theart Little League ballfield in Tempe that will be named for pitcher Matt Mantei.

HOUSTON - Fair or not, Enron Corp. founder Kenneth Lay and former CEO Jeffrey Skilling are used to being called crooks and liars in the aftermath of the scandal-ridden implosion of the company they once ran. What counts is whether a dozen people chosen as jurors in their fraud and conspiracy case agree.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- The quest for squeaky-clean dishes has turned some law-abiding people in Spokane into dishwater-detergent smugglers. They are bringing Cascade or Electrasol in from out of state because the eco-friendly varieties required under Washington state law don't work as well.

A Gilbert man shot and killed his 3-year-old daughter and then turned the gun on himself Sunday, according to Mesa police.

It won’t be anything like last year, but Arizona State will get hit hard by Tuesday’s Major League Baseball amateur draft.

Scottsdale Community College’s Kati Clark helped the Artichokes to three straight conference wins, earning her the Tribune player of the week award and the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference Division 2 co-player of the week women’s basketball honor.

Sometimes a third-grader can say it best. "I never knew how they made popcorn back then. I never even knew they had popcorn back then," wrote one student named Jacob from Kyrene de la Mirada Elementary School.

December 23, 2004

Stephanie Jones didn’t think she lived in Who-ville.