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.
Unemployment Down in State, Flat in Tucson, Report Says
Businesses services were the fastest-growing sector in Tucson market.
Report: More Jobs in Pima County's Future
The report predicts Arizona will add 150,000 by 2020.
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.
Number of Tucson Homes for Sale Hits Historic Low
Despite inventory being at an all-time low, price growth remains in check.
New Shuttle Service Coming to Sabino Canyon, Replacing 2-Decade Operator
The new operator plans to deploy an all-electric fleet over five years.
Aerospace Company to Close Tucson Facility, Eliminating 413 Jobs
Company Rockwell Collins points to less demand for a certain kind of aircraft seating.
Arizonans Could Soon be Able to Pay Taxes in Cryptocurrency
A bill to allow cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as payment in the state is working its way through the Legislature.
Trump Tariffs' Impact Could Reach Agriculture, Arizona Farmer Says
Agriculture industry braces for impact from President Trump's tariff declaration.
Drop in House Flipping May Point to Growth in Home Prices
Investors appear to be buying and holding on to their inventory instead of selling.
Study to Examine Effects of Arizona Recession-Era Health Insurance Cutbacks
UA researchers are investigating how the state tried to deal with Recession budget shortfalls.
South-Side Food Court Aims to Fill Need on Transforming South Side
American Eat Company is one of many projects promising economic growth in the area.
City Council to Consider Renewing Downtown Business Improvement District
Affirmative vote would open a comment period for property owners in the district.
Call From TEP Threatening to Shut Off Your Power? Might Be a Scam
TEP says customer reports of calls threatening to shut off service without immediate payment doubled in February.
