Mexico's Sonora Prepares for Seasonal Visitors from the US
State-federal program bolsters safety and travel assistance.
Sonora Better than Most Mexican States in Corruption Index
Transparency International ranks Mexico one of worst countries in the world in terms of political corruption.
Report: Gap Grows Between 3rd-Generation Latinos and Cultural Roots
While many 3rd-generation Hispanic parents don't speak Spanish, the survey found, they want their children to learn.
Water Dominates Environmental News in 2017 and 2018
Is the Colorado River meeting our needs?
Sen. Flake: End to NAFTA Would Hurt U.S. Economy
Flake predicted a rise in unemployment, farm subsidies and illegal immigration if trade deal is ended.
Manufacturing, Federal Spending Expected to Push Tucson Economy in 2018
Annual forecast predicts growth rate of at least the national average, with growth in many prominent Tucson sectors.
Hispanic Chamber President: Trade With Mexico Means 110K Arizona Jobs
Border communities rely on industries built around cross-border trade.
Mexico Wants To Draw Tourists from US Aging Population
Tourism official sees assisted-living and medical tourism as an opportunity.
Novel Topic, Campaign Announcement Slow NAFTA Talks, Expert Says
Round 5 of negotiations wraps up, leaving skepticism the deal will conclude in 2018.
Mexico Preparing For Future Without NAFTA
As U.S. trade rep shows frustration in negotiationa, Mexico prepares for NAFTA to end.
US Chamber: AZ Will Be 9th-Worst-Hit State if US Withdraws from NAFTA
Negotiators wrapped up the fifth round of talks on Tuesday.
Mexico and U.S. Move Toward Creation of Energy Block
The relationship is meant to reduce dependence on the rest of the world for energy needs.
NAFTA Talks Resume, Deadline Fast Approaching
Trade representatives are racing to meet a March deadline, as elections threaten further delay.
Elections Endanger Arizona-Sonora 'Marriage'
Experts question the potential continuity and stability of growing trade ties within the Sonora 'megaregion.'
Pew Report: Favorable View of Mexico Grows in US
The reverse was true south of the border, with a rapid decline in Mexicans expressing a favorable view of the U.S.
