Strapped cities cut Christmas from budget

In some cities and towns across America, tight budgets have become a cruel Grinch, forcing drastic cutbacks in the municipal holiday displays and celebrations.

'Adapt or die' becomes climate mantra

Medicare cuts stay in Senate's health care bill

The Senate rejects a Republican bid to stave off Medicare cuts and approves safeguards for coverage of mammograms and other preventive tests for women.

Obama sees some consensus at job summit

Stocks end back-and-forth day with losses

Investors shied from making big bets on stocks after a weak snapshot of the service industry revived worries about the economy. Major indexes closed lower.

Automakers to reconsider dealer closings

No. 7 Oregon comes up smelling roses

  Redshirt freshman LaMichael James ran for 166 yards and three touchdowns Thursday night to send No. 7 Oregon to the Rose Bowl with a 37-33 victory over No. 13 Oregon State in the Civil War.

Oregon's Blount makes first appearance since punch

Scoop: Did Woods pay to quiet alleged mistress?

Sources say a deal in the neighborhood of $1 million led to the cancellation of a Rachel Uchitel news conference.

Woods’ wife reportedly revising prenup

6 surprising heart attack triggers

Bad traffic, Monday mornings and public speaking can be hazardous to your heart.

No cell phone, brain tumor link, study says

Digital photo frames not always a ‘snap’ to use

Digital photo frames are still trying to find their place in the home and in the office. Some are easy to use, but others are not.

Will fusion fade ... or finally flare up?

Olympics put Utah skiing ‘on the map’

Utah's ski industry is blessed by the lingering buzz of the 2002 Winter Olympics, plus a major nearby airport that makes getting to Salt Lake City easy from other parts of the U.S.

Lake Placid, winter and summer playground