Mexico's Retaliation for US Tariffs Hits Southern-Style Whiskey
The iconic American spirit's price might go up as a result of trade back-and-forth between Mexico and the U.S.
Tucson Council Mulls Fate of Money-Losing Golf Courses
The Silverbell and Fred Enke courses aren't making a profit and will require capital improvements in the coming years.
Ex-Arizona Regulator Charged With Bribery Heads to Trial
Gary Pierce and three others dispute the allegations in the influence-peddling case.
Downtown Redevelopment: A Look at Rio Nuevo's Past and Future
The state has extended the development district through 2035; how is downtown doing and what's next?
Amazon to Build Tucson Fulfillment Center
Online retailer will employ up to 1,500 people.
Sports Betting Ruling Has Ripples for US Tribes With Casinos
The Supreme Court decision is being welcomed by tribes wanting to bring sports betting to their casinos.
Rothschild: Prepped Industrial Space Entices Employers to Tucson
Tucson's mayor said making sure vacant land is ready for industry helps attract jobs.
Raytheon Opens New Buildings in Latest Expansion
Research and development facility will employ 2,000 new workers.
County Considering Buying Bowling Alley
Golden Pin Lanes on the northwest side would be turned into a space to house a variety of county health and community service agencies.
Airport Authority's Economic Impact Estimated at $7.4 Billion a Year
Most recent estimate shows nearly 50 percent increase in economic impact in the past five years.
Report: Pima County Has Highest Property Tax Rate in Arizona
While the rate is highest in the state, it is below the national average.
Money and Politics: What Do the Donations Buy?
A small screenprinting business keeps afloat with orders from candidates and other political causes.
Money and Politics: Which Occupations Donate Most to Arizona Governor Candidates?
In campaign finance, CEOs and retirees are putting the most money into the gubernatorial race.
Economist: Trump Tariffs Could Cost Jobs in Places Like Arizona
UA professor George Hammond cites potential rise in the cost of targeted materials.
Supervisors to Vote on Two New Tenants for Old Courthouse
University of Arizona and Visit Tucson may split the majority of the courthouse's square footage.
