UA Tech Park to Mentor Companies in Solar Competition
Participants could win portion of $3 million. Will receive help from UA and other 'Connector' organizations.
Home Sharing Is a Second 'Job' for Many Tucson Teachers
Airbnb says 12 percent of Tucson "hosts" are educators.
ASU Expanding Beer, Wine Sales at Sun Devil Stadium
Fans will no longer be able to leave the stadium and return after their ticket is scanned.
UA Study Uncovers Workplace Bias Based on Family Roles
The research found that focus is put on whether employees are seen as "providers" or "caregivers."
Kroger Begins Testing Driverless Grocery Deliveries in Scottsdale
Same-day or next-day delivery orders can be made online or via a mobile app.
Arizona Unemployment Drops Slightly in July
Figure stands at 4.6 percent; seasonal job losses in education, hospitality
Tucson Housing Market Steady in July
Low inventory causing standstill in home sales.
Judge Sides With Pima County On Part 2 of World View Case
Ruling says the county properly entered into no-bid contracts with builders so it could meet World View's needs.
Arizona Sides With Developer in Water-Use Dispute
The long-standing lawsuit revolves around a proposed 7,000-home development in Sierra Vista, near the San Pedro River.
Mexico Opens Second Stock Exchange
The Institutional Stock Exchange (BIVA) has been years in the making.
Modernizing Mexican Moonshine: The Future Of Bacanora In Sonora And Beyond
Producers of the Sonoran spirit look to tradition, economic viability and sustainability amid the hope of a growing market for the agave drink.
Congress Watchdog: Border Wall May Cost More, Take Longer
The Government Accountability Office said CBP doesn't have enough info to know if it is using resources in a cost-effective manner.
Arizona Employment Projected to Grow by 540K Jobs by 2026
Currently at 2.9 million, the number of state jobs is expected to reach 3.4 million in a decade.
Long Lines Expected For Annual UA Rummage Sale
Furniture, bicycles and kitchen appliances are among items donated by students.
California Students Flocking to Universities in Arizona
Four of the top five schools where California freshmen go out of state are in Arizona, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
