AZ Week: Forced to Cut $5M, Sunnyside Makes Changes
After a failed budget override last Nov. school district has cut dozens of jobs including in its art, music programs; came up with plan to still offer these courses to its students.
After a failed budget override last Nov. school district has cut dozens of jobs including in its art, music programs; came up with plan to still offer these courses to its students.
Partnership program aims to provide expertise on legal matters that can be problematic for new companies.
Tucson's Carondelet Neurological Institute added CT scanners to its operating room, changing the way some surgeries are done.
Volunteer Individual Tax Assistance, Tax Counseling for the Elderly available for many Tucson residents.
Last week, 16 AZ companies gathered in Phoenix to participate in Venture Madness, a head-to-head tournament of business pitches.
Through program, county pays minimum wage to youth workers, even if working for private company.
Declaration makes farmers, ranchers eligible for low-interest emergency loans; based on agricultural production losses.
U.S. Dept. of Defense orders company's newest model of its SM-3 missile; orders 44 items total, including missile, accompanying materials.
Six Tucson companies are participating in a head-to-head match; final 4 teams will split $50K to go toward their startup company.
One easy way to tell if a person is up to handling such tasks is to make sure they are licensed.
SynCardia will launch a smaller device for people who are too petit such as elderly women and children.
A major challenge for the device's manufactures is its battery, which must be safe, reliable and long lasting as it controls abnormal heartbeat.
Those include initial approval to bill that would allow surprise inspections to abortion clinics; Brewer signs campaign finance law repeal.
Smoke from sweetwater wetlands near Prince Road and I-10 will be visible throughout much of area; no need to call 911, Tucson Fire says.
A look at Gov. Brewer's veto of SB 1062; Tucson Mayor Rothschild's State of the City address.
Supporter says bill could have 'helped gay community;' opponent says it would hurt state's reputation.
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