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Arizonans travel to Washington D.C. for the inauguration. Philadelphia Eagles player Donovan McNabb’s Chandler home has a beautiful lawn — a vandal burned “Go Cards” in it. More media jobs lost: Clear Channel is cutting 1,500 in radio division. West Valley suspects zip-tied two people in a marijuana deal gone bad — the victims weren’t harmed. Twisted: Baseball-themed art debuts in west Valley. Sounds like a decent idea for a movie: A low-tech “rock burglar” escapes capture for 15 years, stealing $10 million in jewels from homes — but how will it end? Lawmakers consider lowering the bar on how to measure schools, since raising the bar didn’t work. A plane ride, a river trip
Lawn at Chandler house of Donovan McNabb, Philadephia Eagles player, etched by vandals
Clear Channel to cut 1,500 radio jobs nationwide
Suspects caught after two victims turn up zip-tied
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Baseball-themed art debuts at west Valley sports complex
Rock Burglar uncaught after 15 years
Maricopa County kids graduate high school unprepared for college
Hudson River crash passengers get $5,000 checks from US Airways
