Report: Arizona Women Earn 84% of What Men Earn
State's pay gap is among 10 smallest in the nation, but hasn't changed in years.
Tucson's Job Market Grows Faster Than National Pace
After years of slow growth, local job growth outpaces national average in February
Tucson Seeks to Replicate Streetcar Success in Growth
Property values boom along tracks. Is a focus on transit the way to go?
Tax Help Gears Up For Final Push As Deadline Approaches
Some Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program are closing. United Way will have annual VITA Madness event.
4th Ave Street Fair: Big Business for Artists, Shops
Estimate of 300,000 attendees will translate to millions in sales.
Road, Streetcar Closures for Street Fair This Weekend
Event draws thousands, slowing central city traffic until Sunday night.
What to Know About Arizona's New Federally Compliant ID
Voluntary Travel ID will be required for commercial air, federal building entry.
Tucson Celebrates Cesar Chavez Day of Service
City, county government offices closed in honor of farm labor leader.
Tucson Sells $8M Property to National Housing Developer
Mattamy Homes purchases 173 acres, plans to incorporate area mountain bike park.
Who's Recruiting Graduating UA Students? Lots of Companies
Business Report asks recruiters at career fair why they came, whom they want to hire.
Arizona Job Numbers Top Prerecession Highs; Tucson Lags
State employment totals top recent bests, but Tucson has only recovered 76 percent of the jobs lost.
Census: Pima County Growing; Population Up 0.6% in 2015
Numbers in Cochise, Santa Cruz counties continue to decline, but at slower rates.
Nogales Falls from Top Spot in Value of Produce Imports
Top import spot for dollar value of Mexican fruits, vegetables is Hidalgo, Texas.
15th Anniversary of Water Tanks in Desert for Migrants
Founder of effort to save lives by preventing dehydration says immigration fixes still needed
Arizona Unemployment Rate Reaches Post-Recession Low
5.6 percent unemployment is the lowest rate the state has seen since May 2008
