AZ unemployment claims continue to grow
The number of people receiving unemployment benefits in Arizona grew by 30,000.
Tucson to stick with development tax incentive, but changes coming
A series of public meetings will guide changes to the GPLET.
Council weighs abolishing fares on buses, streetcars
Fares were suspended in March.
Once abandoned, downtown high-rise project gets final approval from Rio Nuevo
The 20-story tower will be Tucson’s second-tallest.
News roundup: High daily case count due to new reporting methods, apartments near UA to close pools, gyms
Recent coverage impacting Southern Arizona, Sept. 17.
AZ unemployment numbers a mixed bag
The unemployment picture is not so rosy as the numbers say.
Federal unemployment supplement dries up in Arizona
The payments tapping FEMA funds only lasted six weeks.
Report: Arizona had highest ‘housing loss’ rate; more evictions coming
Trends in Arizona do not bode well for the fall, experts said, as drivers of housing loss are are amplified by the pandemic.
Tucson mayor and council rethinking development tax incentives
The mayor and council on Wednesday delayed the renewal of the city's central business district.
Arizona weekly unemployment jumps again
The numbers in the state keep rising while they fall nationally.
Tucson City Council to vote on climate emergency declaration
Plan calls for carbon-neutral city operations by 2030.
Tucson firms largely safe from airline industry turbulance
Government contracts and a boost in private flights have kept the local aerospace industry aloft, but may not be enough to stop layoffs.
Out-of-state and foreign groups defrauding Arizona unemployment system
Fraudulent claims have come from Arizona, multiple U.S. states and overseas.
Federal supplement likely to run out soon as Arizona unemployment dollars dwindle
The director of ADES says there will likely not be much warning when federal supplements stop.
Heat, COVID-19 and isolation put mobile home parks at risk
Ten percent of metro Tucsonans live in manufactured housing. But residents there face risks made worse by COVID-19 and record heat.
