Subject: John C. Lincoln Hospitals

• PETITION SEDITIONTOBACCO-INDUSTRY "GOONS" HIT THE STREETS, OBSTRUCT SIGNATURE GATHERERS

  June 22, 1994

• Killing Time at Shadow Mountain High

  When bad things happen to good neighbors

  March 14, 1996

• Under the Knife

  Even legislation can't end violence in Valley hospitals

  March 12, 1998

• For Reasons Unknown

  Dana Wells' family and friends believe his death was no accident. The truth might have died with him.

  February 11, 1999

• Sunnyslopetopia

  It's not just for meth labs and Hell's Angels anymore

  July 26, 2007

• The Case of the Grim Tweaker

  Officer Dave Uribe's murder made no sense, until detectives made the killer as a doper bent on shooting a cop

  February 2, 2006

• Paradise Lost

  Kyle Kaenel has the pedigree and nerve to be a top jockey. But he may never race again

  April 28, 2005

• Tom Avila's Big Story

  April 1, 2004

• A Skinhead Slayer

  July 17, 2003

• Suicide Watch

  Another death at a state-run youth detention facility has advocates worried

  April 3, 2003

• State of Emergency

  ER doc Kevin Veale knows what ails local trauma centers

  March 13, 2003

• A Deadly Game?

  State officials say boy died playing around, despite his recent suicide threat

  August 1, 2002

• Kid Row

  Isolated, abused and lacking mental health care, do juvenile offenders leave state custody in worse shape than when they went in?

  July 5, 2001

• Buzz Kill

  Crop dusters spray pesticides on homes, animals and people while the Arizona Department of Agriculture does little to stop them

  June 14, 2001

• AFTER MIDNIGHTA POLICE REPORT GIVES DISTRUBING DETAILS OF A POST-PLAYOFFS SEX PARTY INVOLVING SOME OF THE PHOENIX SUNS

  June 15, 1994

• A FALLEN NEW AGE HERO

  April 27, 1994

• Swine Flu Arizona: Two More Schools Closed; Four Cases Confirmed, None Serious

  Image: Wikicommons Two more Valley schools will close for seven days after students were found to have swine flu, but health officials say all four known Arizona swine flu cases have been mild. (Note: This article was updated at 3:40 p.m.) The two schools are Tarwater Elementary and Hartford Sylvia Encinas Elementary schools, both in Chandler. Health facilities have seen the biggest impact from the virus as fearful people swamp emergency rooms and doctors' off

  April 30, 2009