Arizona Daily Star

Tucson City Councilman Rodney Glassman said his project is like a big brown bag filled with groceries sitting on the kitchen counter.

The following editorial appeared in the Chicago Tribune on Thursday .

New Orleans levees still being rebuilt

Minneapolis-St. Paul

The Arizona Wildcats opened the 2008 season with their most lopsided victory in 87 years.

Dear Mr. Football: Who said that if you hang 70 on Idaho you are expected to score 100 a week later?

NEW YORK — Serena Williams wound up and smacked a shot directly at Dinara Safina early in the second set of their U.S. Open semifinal.

TEMPE — Arizona State has swept the last two games against Stanford by a combined 79-6.

MINNEAPOLIS — CBS has filed a federal lawsuit to establish its right to use without charge the statistics that underlie fantasy football leagues.

GREENVILLE, N.C. — With West Virginia's speedy offense coming to town, Skip Holtz jokingly asked East Carolina's groundskeepers to leave the sprinklers on at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and turn the grass field into a mud pit.

It's never been so good to be bad at college football.

ST. LOUIS — Camilo Villegas and Steve Stricker were excited to be playing golf Friday for different reasons — and it showed during a soggy start to the BMW Championship.

James Li returned from Beijing, where he served as manager of the United States men's track and field team, on Aug. 28.

The cartoon devil was missing from Sunnyside High School's helmets in their season opener Friday night against Glendale Mountain Ridge. The team took the field with plain royal blue helmets, and left feeling just plain blue.

LOS ANGELES — Joe Torre witnessed a lot during memorable stretch runs managing the New York Yankees. The Dodgers are providing him with some fresh memories.

In Scottsdale, Chaparral's Brandon Martin caught a 32-yard lob in the end zone with 3.9 seconds remaining to to drop Cienega to 1-1.

A disastrous opening 16 seconds for Marana spiraled into a full-blown rout for Jeff Scurran's Santa Rita Eagles.

At Nogales, the Apaches' vaunted offense put up nearly 500 yards of total offense, but it had trouble distancing itself from what Nogales coach Vince Villanucci called a "tough, physical" Douglas squad.

In its first road test of the season, Canyon del Oro won impressively at Sahuaro 28-0 Friday night.