Division III Championship

One of these days...

Predictions for the Division I, III and IV football championship games:

Hamilton Huskies

Dysart High School coach Andrew Garrett hit an unexpected football trifecta in the offseason.

Brush, bulk trash pickup scheduled

Down goes the champ.

As Memorial Day is celebrated this weekend, it will hold different meanings for families across the nation and in the Grand Canyon State.

2013 Track and Field state Championships

One way to save money on tile and still get the room you love is to install the tile yourself. “This might not always be practical for large areas, but if the do-it-yourselfer saves $2 to $5 per square foot in labor costs, they can invest that money into a more upscale tile,” says David Holcomb of A World of Tile.

At www.whitemountainfootball.com, you can find everything you need to know about the current state of 3A football, including a message board — The Smack Board — where "experts" are more than happy to state their opinion.

Batten down the hatches. Send the dog outside. Find a babysitter. Order the pizza early. Power down the phones.

Considering the surroundings, the Mountain Pointe players held it together pretty well while everything around them probably felt like it was closing in on them.

Ho-hum. Another re-run.

You never get a second chance to make a first impression, particularly when you’re an unknown director with a new movie that could make or break your career.

WASHINGTON -- Former slugger Mark McGwire on Thursday told a congressional panel investigating drugs in baseball that he would not "participate in naming names" of players who used steroids.

Joe Wright's ambitious, technically dazzling adaptation of "Anna Karenina," set almost entirely within the confines of a decaying 19th-century theater, inspires this week's list: five movies that are so super-stylized, their artifice is part of the art.

Midway through the third quarter, Saguaro found its "on" button, and once the Sabercats pressed it, the season was over for Queen Creek.

Sunrise Mountain's young squad entered halftime at Greenway leading by one point, but knowing it should have been more.

WASHINGTON — Adam Dunn should have been celebrating. Instead, he was angry. Dunn's Washington Nationals won their eighth straight game, but he kept talking about games that had gotten away.

WASHINGTON -- Commissioner Bud Selig defended Major League Baseball's drug-testing policy against withering attacks Thursday from lawmakers who called the penalties for steroid use too light and said progress has been too slow.

Hamilton coach John Wrenn, pleased his team didn’t allow itself to be blown out by Mountain View after a rocky first eight minutes, looked at the game film the next day and didn’t like the performance overall.

NEW YORK - Alex Rodriguez admitted Monday to using banned drugs, the biggest name yet to acknowledge he couldn't resist the temptation to juice up during baseball's Steroids Era.