Tucson Housing Prices Grow Faster Than US Average
Tucson home prices grew by 5.3 percent in the past year, realtors association data show.
Republicans Secure Three Seats on Arizona Corporation Commission
Campaign dominated by issues of solar power and dark money.
TEP Plans to Add More Solar, Wind Power to Energy Portfolio
Two recent requests for proposal would add 100 MW of each for 20 years.
Tucson Officials Looking for Piece of Medical Tourism Pie
Tucson, Pima County working with medical industry to attract tourists from Mexico for elective procedures.
Free Classes a 'Win-Win' For Local Entrepreneurs, UA's Eller
Eller Economic Development Program teaches local small businesses the basics.
Bridgestone Mulls "Guayule" Rubber Operation In Yuma
The tire company is researching desert shrub as an alternative to the rubber tree.
Fluctuating Peso Felt on Both Sides of the Border
Some economists say it moves in relation to presidential candidate favorability numbers.
Study Reports Fastest-Growing Wage Gap is Among Latinas
The average Latina is paid 54 cents for every dollar a white male counterpart earns.
Tucson Event Will Celebrate 'State of Downtown'
Rio Nuevo and the Downtown Tucson Partnership will recognize development milestones.
Downtown Tucson the Place to Be, Partnership's New CEO Says
Kathleen Eriksen takes over leadership of public-private entity in midst of renaissance.
Phoenix Mayor Hopes to Boost His City's Trade With Mexico
The city is often overlooked by companies looking to make foreign direct investment, he said.
Local Officials Push to Keep Cherrybell Postal Facility Open
Elected reps will host congressman who oversees US Postal Service for tour, meeting.
TENWEST Fest Looks to Cultivate Big Ideas in Tucson
Inspired by SXSW, organizers hope to bring together entrepreneurs and creators.
New Business Opens Downtown Every 12 Days, Data Show
The city's core is keeping up the pace of a resurgence, with 240 businesses starting up in 8 years.
September Sees Back-to-School Boost for Arizona Employment
The start of the academic year means roughly 30,000 people were hired last month, according to state data.
