The legendary story of the Iron Door Mine, which features a lost treasure somewhere in the Santa Catalina Mountains, was made ...

The One Water Summit is an annual conference organized by the US Water Alliance and hosted this year by Pittsburgh Water.

Over 25 fun events happening this weekend! June 27-29 🏜️ Indictment: Tucson church pastor failed to report child sex-abuse claims Border wall expanding across Arizona's scenic grasslands ...

A 46-year-old Tucson man has been indicted on federal child-sex charges in connection with alleged international sex shows performed for him over the internet, authorities say. David Berry ...

The Arizona economy hummed along through the first half of 2023 and is expected to post solid gains this year and next if the U.S. economy avoids a recession as expected, University of Arizona ...

Sarah Frost: Sarah Frost, CEO of Banner — University Medical Center Tucson and Banner — University Medical Center South, is featured as one of Becker’s Hospital Review women hospital ...

Heading northwest off Ajo Highway is a road named for a big-time cattleman and supporter of the creation of Tucson Mountain Park. Jack C. Kinney was born in 1872 to Bartholomew and Mary (Berry ...

Four Tucson teachers are among the Arizona Educational Foundation’s 10 candidates for the 2021 Arizona Teacher of the Year Award. Flowing Wells High School world history teacher Jeffrey Mann ...

OMAHA, Neb. — From afar, Arizona freshman phenoms Jacob Berry and Daniel Susac don’t seem very much alike. Berry is compact and taut at 6 feet, 212 pounds. He’s fiery and intense. He’ll ...

The unemployment rate across Arizona and the nation is at historic lows, with Tucson’s seasonally adjusted jobless rate of 2.9% in March at a 24-year low, said Pullen, director of the MAP Dashboard.

While Arizona’s job growth will be close to the U.S. rate in 2023, the forecasted growth in 2024 and 2025 is well above what is expected nationally, Hammond noted.

The Arizona Wildcats’ best player is planning to take his game to the next level. Veteran receiver and Tucson product Stanley Berryhill III announced Thursday that he is entering the 2022 NFL draft.