When Canada said it would legalize recreational marijuana, some people thought: I am going to have an amazing party. Others worried about what to tell their kids. James Tebrake had a different thought: What happens to a country's economy when a popular drug goes from being illegal to being legal?

States across the country will get over $1 billion dollars to help combat the opioid crisis, and Arizona will received $20 million of those funds.

A judge in a lawsuit that alleges Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan is failing to update voter registration addresses for certain people has rejected a request to send mailers to thousands of voters saying their registration may be out of date.

For the third time in a month, Border Patrol agents have found a large group of immigrants in a remote desert area of southern Arizona.

A new study says the national system that allocates livers to transplant candidates might inadvertently give adults an advantage over children.

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham says he wishes McCain had gotten to know Trump better, suggesting they would have eventually gotten along. When told of Graham’s comments, Cindy McCain told TMZ her husband was confident in his feelings.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has given employees who earn tips another chance to sue their employers over unfair wages.

The American dream is a very distant dream for a growing number of Americans who wonder whether opportunities — especially educational and financial — are beyond their reach. Author Steven Brill argues this development is five decades in the making.

Some cities, like Surprise, Peoria and Phoenix, have “Urban Camping” laws that make it a crime to sleep in public places. But a recent decision from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals could mean cities will have to change the way they deal with homeless people who live on the street.