Religious Conventions Bring Welcome Summer Revenue to Tucson
Jehovah's Witnesses meetings pump millions of dollars to the regional economy.
Downtown Tucson's First Grocery in Decades Opens to Public
Owners say the business represents a turning point for downtown's revitalization
Arizona Food Prices Down, Despite Spike in Egg Cost
Quarterly survey shows a slight rise since beginning of the year, drop compared to 2014
AZ WEEK: Growing Arizona's Technology Sector
Growth sluggish, but will computers be newest addition to Arizona's five Cs?
Southwest Ranchers Find Benefits in Wildfire
Burnings helps groups fight back shrubs and bushes on grasslands where livestock feed
Making Solar Work For Tucson
Storing solar power could reduce emssions, smooth out grid issues
TEP Seeks Renewables Program Change For 2016
Utility wants to increase residential solar program, increase surcharge
Investment Groups Buying Fewer Tucson Homes
Fewer foreclosures cause the drop, result is a more stable market
Lake Mead's Low Water Level Cuts Electricity Generation
Drought contributes to 25% decline in cheap power generation, affecting Arizona utilities.
Tucson Home Sales Rise 14% in May from Last Year
Foreclosures down, volume and sales prices up as market strength continues.
Arizona Tourism on the Rebound
Industry saw big growth in 2014. Visit Tucson hopes to capitalize on recent success
Independents and Independence
Tucson residents join national celebration to support local businesses.
Tohono O'odham Tribe Sues State to Open Casino
Construction under way on tribal land in Glendale; opposition has fought for years to stop it.
Businesses, Feds Meet on Border Banking; No Resolutions
Federal money-laundering regulations hampering economy; olutions could add expense.
Tucsonan Loses Spider-Man Toy Case at US Supreme Court
He invented 'web-shooter' for which his patent expired, meaning an end to his royalty earnings.
