The future automated workplace
How the "new industrial revolution" will affect jobs and education in Tucson and Pima County.
Striking mine worker unions call on government to intervene
The unions filed charges of unfair labor practices against Asarco in response to the company's best and final offer.
Food bank giving out energy-saving kits
TEP donated 11,000 kits with LED bulbs and water-saving gadgets for distribution at Tucson's food bank.
What’s the military’s economic impact in Arizona?
A 2017 study from the Maguire Company measured the military's economic output.
Sinema sponsors bill to help cover cost of family leave
The bill is a bipartisan proposal with White House support.
Streetcar from the airport to Tucson Mall? A federal grant could put plans in motion.
As the city looks to expand its transit network, it wants to prevent gentrification and displacement.
Raytheon Missile Systems president discusses growth and priorities in Tucson
Plus, young employees share what it's like to work at the company.
East side development renews concerns about water and growth
Members of the City Council say it's time for the state to pitch in with CAP water.
Hopes and concerns over tourism investment in Mexico
The current administration has cut expenses like promotional campaigns, but officials are optimistic about growth.
What data can tell us about Southern Arizona’s economic well-being
The MAP Dashboard measures the Tucson metro's performance in 36 socioeconomic indicators.
McSally pushing North American trade deal
Senate Republicans claim the House is delaying a vote on the USMCA.
Not on board: Research shows consequences of mandating corporate gender diversity
Companies in California saw their stock price drop after the signing of a new law.
Asarco strike creates division, uncertainty and unity
Mine workers are striking for better pay and benefits.
Housing inventory decreases in Tucson while demand stays high
Observers say the decrease follows a nationwide trend.
Census hiring 9,000 in Pima County for its 2020 count
Officials are taking measures locally to avoid an undercount, which would impact government services and redistricting.
