What happens if brain cancer forces John McCain to leave Senate?

Two Capitol Police officers wounded in the shooting of Steve Scalise would be eligible to receive money for care under a bill introduced by Sen. Jeff Flake.

The Dream Act, which would give some young immigrants a shot at becoming United States citizens, was reintroduced in the Senate on Thursday.

Many homeowners worry about possible leaks in their plumbing when they go off to work or when they take a vacation away from home.

A Mesa councilman pleaded guilty to charges of driving under the influence in the extreme in a Phoenix suburb.

A health care contractor that has helped Phoenix and other American cities with signups for Obamacare will be pulling out of those places next month.

Former NFL standout O.J. Simpson will soon be a free man after he was granted parole during a hearing at a Nevada prison on Thursday.

Chester Bennington, the lead singer of Linkin Park and a Phoenix native, took his own life Thursday morning. He was 41 years old.

Valley restaurant chain Scramble will be opening two more locations, one in Phoenix and one in Chandler.

If you were planning to drive in the West Valley on Thursday evening, you should expect extra traffic as fans head to the Gold Cup soccer matches.

Sen. John McCain announced Wednesday that he had been diagnosed with brain cancer, but one day later he had a message for his colleagues: "I'll be back."

Heavy rains led to flooding in a central Arizona town that less than a month ago was evacuated because of a wildfire.

April Coleman and her four children are New Orleans natives, but were homeless. Now, a program has helped her and her children make a fresh start in Phoenix.

McCain's tumor is one of the most aggressive forms of brain cancer, and his family and doctors are deliberating next treatment options.

A New Hampshire lobsterman has joined an elite club after catching a rare blue lobster.