Foes of legalizing marijuana for recreational use in Arizona are trying to block voters from getting their say on the measure.

Got marijuana? Not legally? Might want to keep the smell down. A pair of new court rulings this morning allows the police to pursue a search of your place or your vehicle solely based on the odor.

Marijuana legalization advocates in Arizona tout a new government study that shows the impact, or lack thereof, of legal recreational cannabis use in Colorado on teen pot consumption.

Arizonans would buy nearly $500 million worth of marijuana a year by 2020 if voters agree in November to allow its use here for recreational purposes, according to a new report.

Supporters of recreational marijuana use will turn in hundreds of thousands of signatures Thursday morning to get an initiative to legalize marijuana on the November ballot in Arizona.

But I’m also a psychiatrist who has spent 30 years treating addicts and alcoholics, and I know this: There’s nothing Fox News has ever been accused of that the mainstream media isn’t also doing — for marijuana.

Arizona health officials are gearing up to award dozens of additional licenses for medical marijuana dispensaries.

Phoenix is considering stricter zoning regulations for medical marijuana facilities in advance of a possible vote on legalizing the drug for recreational use.

About $9.7 million poured into state-level political campaigns in 2015, but a ballot measure aimed at legalizing marijuana use for adults accounted for almost $1.1 million of that figure, outraising every other campaign committee during the non-election year.

A first-term state lawmaker has given up in his bid to restrict what kind of doctors can recommend medical marijuana to their patients.