Gov Ducey pushing for ratification of North American trade deal
The Arizona governor heads to Washington, D.C., to urge approval of the USMCA.
Raytheon president says merger won't hurt Tucson
Raytheon President Wes Kremer said the company continues to invest in Tucson operations.
Tucson International Airport could become a business hub under new plan
A new report recommends transportation projects, free trade and hundreds of acres of development.
What's on the horizon for Rio Nuevo in Tucson
Chair Fletcher McCusker reflects on the multipurpose district's 20-year history in the city.
UA breaks ground on center that will help turn bioscience research into business
The facility will provide business training and lab space to entrepreneurs in the life sciences.
Opinions divided on massive Benson housing development
Backers see the project as an economic boon; opponents worry it will deplete local groundwater and harm the environment.
Housing costs in Tucson hit bigger share of lowest earners than state, country
Spending no more than 30% of income on housing is tougher for those who make less.
Border crossings at Arizona ports of entry down from last year
Pedestrian and vehicle numbers are bad news to border businesses that depend on shoppers from Mexico.
Mexico's economy registers no growth in second quarter
The slowing is due in part to declining foreign investment, an economist says.
Leaders from Arizona and Sonora meet to strengthen political and economic bonds
The officials discussed trade, tourism and development at the annual "megaregion" meeting.
Gentrification and changing neighborhoods in Tucson
We continue our housing series with a live community discussion.
Arizona organization offers help to boost rural economies
A discussion with Liza Noland, director of rural programs for Local First Arizona.
Tourism a growing priority in some rural communities
Arizona 360 looks at how some smaller towns and cities are banking on tourism to boost their economies.
Remittances to Mexico break monthly record In May
Mexicans abroad sent $3.2 million to their home country, 1.5% more than the previous year.
Mexican tomato imports still up after duties were imposed
Import weights in Nogales have increased year-over-year for two months in a row, though opponents warn higher prices are yet to come.
