Arizona nonprofits that focus on education, diversity and environment/sustainability are eligible for grants worth up to $10,000 from Cox Charities.

Black-, Indigenous- and People of Color-owned small businesses in Arizona are eligible for free technology upgrades.

Local fashion boutiques and designers continue to face challenges due to the pandemic, but some have recently seen shoppers looking for new clothes alongside a push for more sustainability in the industry.

PHOENIX – With summerlike heat already here and triple-digit temperatures around the corner, Arizonans are cranking up the air-conditioning in April. As electricity use increases, some Arizona residents who struggle to pay their power bill risk being disconnected.

With a major research university right in our backyard, a strong military presence and innovative companies throughout the metro region, there’s often a plethora of interesting science and technology news to be found in Southern Arizona. Here’s a breakdown of the most interesting recent deve…

The towns of Oro Valley and Marana are set to receive more than $10 million each in American Rescue Plan Act funding to help mitigate ongoing financial difficulties caused by the pandemic after the act was signed into law in March. 

Tucson Local Media announced today that the newspaper group was being acquired by Times Media Group of Phoenix. Terms were not disclosed.

The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to pass a resolution opposing Tucson Water’s proposed differential rate increase for customers living in unincorporated Pima County during their meeting on Tuesday, April 6. 

As April showers are sure to bring May flowers, a new landscaping app is making it easier for Catalina Foothills and North Tucson residents to maintain a good looking yard without working too hard. 

WASHINGTON – The White House began its pitch Monday for President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure proposal by spelling out construction needs in all 50 states, including Arizona which got a grade of C on a recent infrastructure report card.

The Arizona Corporation Commission and energy companies are maintaining a “business as usual” strategy in the pursuit of clean energy and energy reliability in Arizona, despite twin bills looking to strip the ACC’s power.

It's been a rough year for many nonprofits thanks to a COVID outbreak that not only prevented them from hosting their usual galas and fundraisers but also increased demands on their services, as Tucson Weekly staff writer Christina Duran outlined in this story.

This time last year, few could have imagined the devastation the COVID pandemic would unleash on the world. Twelve months later, with millions of people receiving the vaccine and daily stats showing mostly positive signs, you can almost hear a collective sigh of relief as we try to reclaim s…

Social runners who’ve been missing the thrill of a running event may not have to wait much longer, as vaccinations pick up the pace and the community starts to slowly reopen after more than a year of the COVID outbreak.

The Pima County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $8 million dollars for a rental and utility assistance program for those impacted by the pandemic at Tuesday’s board meeting. 

As the term limits of several Marana Utilities Board members come to an end this month, the Marana Town Council appointed two new members and one returning member, along with a new chairman, during their council meeting on Tuesday, March 16. 

With a major research university right in our backyard, a strong military presence and innovative companies spread throughout the metro region, there’s often a plethora of interesting science and technology news to be found in Southern Arizona. Here’s a breakdown of the most interesting rece…

About 90 million economic stimulus payments, worth about $242 billion, have been distributed as of Wednesday, March 17, the U.S. Department of the Treasury said in a news release.

The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to direct $2 million in federal coronavirus relief funds, as permitted by law, to support eviction defense services to eligible residents.

For all the attention on Biden’s changes to border policy, there are plenty of factors out of the U.S.’s control — which might make migrants increasingly desperate.

Meritage Homes, the public homebuilder behind Tucson communities like Celebration at Gladden Farms and Boulder Vista at Stone Canyon, has announced a new community being built in Vail. Vistas at Rancho del Lago will have 140 homesites and be in the Vail School District. 

Oportun Inc., a small-dollar loan company, disclosed to investors that it is the subject of a probe by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau following reporting by ProPublica and The Texas Tribune.

The Tucson real estate market, barring any world economic setbacks or disasters, will continue its current boom, said CEO of Tucson Association of REALTORS Randy Rogers at the 2021 Greater Oro Valley Economic Outlook on Thursday, March 4. 

In a sometimes heated meeting, the Oro Valley Town Council voted 4-3 to not expedite leasing the Pusch-9 golf course ahead of its scheduled Nov. 1 reopening date during a meeting on Wednesday, March 3. 

Allied Universal, a security and facility services company, will conduct drive-through interviews to hire 250 Tucson-area security professionals.

Allied Universal, a security and facility services company, will conduct drive-through interviews to hire 250 Tucson-area security professionals.