Arizona Court: Hashish Not Included in Medical Marijuana Law
The law establishing medical marijuana in Arizona does not mention the marijuana extract's legal status.
New judge to preside in case over inmate care in Arizona
Judge David Duncan presided over the case for years, but retired from the bench last week.
Poll Shows Education Funding a Major Factor in Race for Arizona Governor
Poll shows education professor Garcia leading Democrats, unfavorable ratings for Gov. Ducey
A-10 Wing Repairs Fully Funded
An amendment to the Defense Department budget keeps A-10 flying
State Bans Cell Phones for New Teen Drivers
A new law prohibits teens from talking on cell phones while driving.
Arizona and Sonora Governors Reaffirm Economic Partnership
The two addressed how issues like NAFTA, tariffs and illegal immigration impact their relationship.
Governors United; Smuggling Crackdown; Tucson's Image
Plus, a tour of renovations at Tucson International Airport.
Appeal of Sabino Canyon Tram Change Could Mean Lapse in Service
A pending appeal of the new contract award could delay the start of operations by the new operator.
Annual Count Shows Steady Decrease in Area Homelessness
Volunteers found 1,380 people experiencing homelessness the night before the January survey.
Congressman Grijalva Opposes Both Proposed Immigration Bills
The Arizona Democrat says it legislation would decrease legal immigration by nearly 30 percent.
Pima Supervisors Reject Taxes for Road Repairs, Plan to Ask Voters
After voting down a property and a sales tax, the board asked county staff to prepare language for a bond issue for the November ballot.
Gubernatorial Candidate Bennett Wants Armed Teachers and Cops in Schools
The Republican former secretary of state unveils school safety plan.
Ducey: Immigration Reform Needs to be Addressed
Congress is expected to take on two immigration bills this week.
How Zero-Tolerance Immigration Policy Leads to Family Separation
A discussion with Arizona Republic border reporter Rafael Carranza about how the law is enforced.
Tohono O'odham Leaders See Chance for Improved Ties With Federal Law Enforcement
The tribe's land spans both Arizona and Mexico, adding complexity to its relationship with the political border.
