Now that it is legal to buy marijuana in Colorado, the state's Department of Human Services is worried people on welfare are using their benefits to buy the drug.
Chattanooga, Tenn., is the most Bible-minded city in America, according to a new survey.
Those believing federal agencies are abusing their constitutional limits were before the Supreme Court with another case to rein in one of those agencies.
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is recommending big cuts to the 2015 defense budget that would include shrinking the Army to its smallest size since 1940.
Many California farmers face one of the worst droughts in the state's history, taking a huge toll on the nation's most productive farming regions.
Movie reviewer Bob Waliszewski recommended saving that trip to the theater for next weekend when "Son of God" opens.
Computerized traffic monitoring systems will soon be able to watch virtually every aspect of life in big cities.
The Upper Midwest is one of the least-evangelized areas of the country. Now Christian leaders are trying a new campaign to spread the Gospel there.
A former Obama administration scientist is now throwing her support behind building the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
Financial problems in many cities across the nation are taking a toll and many communities are coming up with creative ways to combat "urban blight."