A friend sent me a message over the weekend. They informed me of a link on Barack Obama's campaign Web site, "Public Allies" and informed me that once there if you read a bit you would find the statement, "Individual salvation depends on collective salvation."

Construction around petroleum pipelines is risky business.

TUCSON • The Diamondbacks have never reached the World Series when Luis Gonzalez has hit fewer than 57 home runs.

Thomas Lucente: The ability of human beings to overreact never ceases to amaze me.

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - Jeff Probst says the upcoming season of "Survivor" has already hit a few snags. "Survivor: Gabon - Earth's Last Eden" has been plagued with several preproduction problems, Probst told The Associated Press at a restaurant opening Wednesday.

Teeth, fingernails, knives, hacksaws, wire cutters, ice picks.

The deaths of three older Scottsdale residents in hot tubs in less than a year has spurred firefighters to compile safety tips to be distributed in conjunction with its Senior Safety Program.

The way Arizona PIRG sees it, Dora the Explorer can be hazardous to children.

With spring break nearly upon us, and summer not far behind, many families are gearing up for a road trip, and bringing Fido along for the fun. While dogs may be man's best friend, they may not always be the safest driving companion. That's because a recent survey conducted by AAA and Kurgo uncovered some surprising - and dangerous - driving behaviors for those who bring their pets along for the ride.

Semele is a young woman unsatisfied with life. The daughter of a king, she’s engaged to be married and adored by her fiance Athamus, but she wants more. Much more.

SYDNEY, Australia - Australian officials ordered the recall of a milk drink and cake brand after tests showed they were contaminated with melamine, bringing to six the number of Chinese-made products withdrawn in Australia following China's tainted milk scandal.

The tanning salon of the stars could be coming to the East Valley soon.

For generations, letters from servicemen serving overseas — especially during a time of war — have been treasured heirlooms in families, often tucked away in a box or a scrapbook.

WASHINGTON - Federal health authorities on Saturday urged consumers to avoid eating cookies, cakes, ice cream and other foods that contain peanut butter until authorities can learn more about a deadly outbreak of salmonella contamination.

TUCSON • The Diamondbacks have never reached the World Series when Luis Gonzalez has hit fewer than 57 home runs.

Drug companies Johnson and Johnson and Amgen battled each other so bitterly in a market share war that they pushed drugs and dosages jeopardizing patients' lives, said the author of a book about Johnson and Johnson whistle-blowers.

SAN FRANCISCO - The man who built the Diamondbacks still believes in the product, while acknowledging the troubles of the past fortnight.

July marks the beginning of the high risk season for valley fever, a prevalent fungal infection in Arizona that can be hard to diagnose and treat, and the recent dust storm may have exposed many residents to its spores. 

July marks the beginning of the high risk season for valley fever, a prevalent fungal infection in Arizona that can be hard to diagnose and treat, and the recent dust storm may have exposed many residents to its spores. 

July marks the beginning of the high risk season for valley fever, a prevalent fungal infection in Arizona that can be hard to diagnose and treat, and last week’s dust storm may have exposed many residents to its spores.

WASHINGTON - President Bush, defending his decision to go to war in Iraq, said Friday that a search for weapons of mass destruction made clear that Saddam Hussein was "a danger to the world" even though investigators have failed so far to find any illegal arsenal.

State lawmakers are moving to let Arizona businesses refuse to disclose to those who might want to sue them what the company knew about defective products.

State Rep. Amanda Reeve (R-Cave Creek) has proposed a bill that would make synthetic drugs marketed as Spice or K2 illegal in the state. The products are also known Skunk, Yucatan Fire, Black Mamba, Blaze and Red X Dawn and are sold as incense, though users typically smoke them like marijuana. The ingredients are currently illegal under federal law but not state law.

State Rep. Amanda Reeve (R-Cave Creek) has proposed a bill that would make synthetic drugs marketed as Spice or K2 illegal in the state. The products are also known Skunk, Yucatan Fire, Black Mamba, Blaze and Red X Dawn and are sold as incense, though users typically smoke them like marijuana. The ingredients are currently illegal under federal law but not state law.