Rough Times for Arizona Copper Mining
Low prices, layoffs, mandated upgrades, union negotiations are among issues.
Remembering USS Arizona and Pearl Harbor, 74 Years Later
A ceremony honors those who were lost, and survivors tell their stories.
Startups Are About More Than Latest Tech
While tech companies are synonymous with startup scene, other businesses involved, too.
Holiday Retail Sales Expected to Pick Up Slightly in Tucson
Continued slow, steady growth means small boost for businesses.
AAA: Driving Down, Flying Up This Thanksgiving Weekend
15% fewer Arizonans will hit the roads this holiday, 9% more will fly.
Court: Med Marijuana Card Can Defend Against DUI Charge
State Supreme Court says cardholders can use lack of impairment as viable defense.
Unemployment Rates Drop in Tucson and Statewide
State numbers have shown recent anomalies, but appear to have returned to normal
Tucson Organizations Serve Up Charitable Thanksgiving Meals
Volunteers and donations make many meals possible
Southern Arizona Retailers Rely on Mexican Consumers
Without Mexican clients, Ortega Shoes would have to close stores
Vail English Teacher Wins $25,000 Educator Award
Cienega High School educator honored for enthusiasm and dedication.
Tucson CFOs Make Local Business Run
CFOs work in all sectors, help the dollars and cents flow, keep the lights on
Colossal Cave Mountain Park Gets Makeover, Reopens
New management takes over after 90 day closure to upgrade, clean.
Tucson Electric's Falling Profits Spark Proposed Rate Increase
Utility's sales have dropped due to energy efficiency, grid upkeep costs of $1B.
Final Election Results Counted; No Changes in Any Races
38.5% of registered voters cast ballots for candidates, issues in Pima County.
METRO WEEK: Analyzing Election Results May Take Time
Awaiting final election results, future of bond project
