Tucson Brewery First to Use Equity Crowdfunding Law
1055 Brewing Co. is first company to seek investors in the state.
Road Project Will Close Most of 22nd/Alvernon Intersection
Water, sewer line work will keep traffic out of much of the intersection through Monday
New Surge of Central American Youth Expected at US Border
Border Protection official tells congressional committee numbers rising, could hit 75,000.
Credit Scores Give Glimpse at Southern Arizona's Residents
A difference in credit scores can equate to thousands saved or lost on a home payment.
Iconic 'A' West of Downtown Tucson Marks Centennial
Construction of letter on Sentinel Peak began in 1914 and ended in 1916.
Can Early Childhood Education Improve Business Community?
A recent United Way event educates local business on benefits of early education
US Investigating Tucson Wholesale Electricity Prices
TEP, four sister companies and APS are at the center of inquiry.
School Suspension Alternative? One-on-One Attention
Class is final option for Sunnyside students facing long-term discipline.
$5.9M for Water Conservation Near Fort Huachuca
Tucson non-profit Arizona Land and Water Trust will get federal money.
The Art of Paying Attention: Hummingbird Etiquette
Beth Surdut tells about a treasure hunt that begins with bird droppings and leads to one of the desert's smallest, fastest inhabitants.
Grijalva Calls for More Literacy, Dual-Language Programs
Pair of education bills would support family literacy and dual language education.
Do Property Taxes Inhibit Pima County's Economic Growth?
Politicians often point to property taxes as a force that drives away business
Flu, Winter Visitors Fill Tucson Hospitals to Capacity
A strong strain of the flu has hit during hospitals' busy season, and beds are full.
She Can't Vote, But Election Helps Tucsonan Find a Voice
Zaira Livier shares her story with Dímelo, storytelling project.
13 Small Tucson Businesses Ready to 'Thryve'
Companies will take part in Startup Tucson's 10-week mentorship program.
