Mexico And Canada React to Trump’s NAFTA Letter
The U.S. president urged speed, while Canadian and Mexican officials said it will take as long as is necessary.
UA Economist: Tucson's Housing Market is Affordable
An Arizona 360 discussion assessing if you can afford your home.
Arizona Unemployment Unchanged in June
Gains in construction work offset by growth in overall labor force.
Texas Company Opens Gas Stations in Northern Mexico
Mexico’s controversial energy reform act opened the door for U.S. companies to sell gas south of the border in recent years.
Gun Maker Bid Provides Insight Into Navajo Nation's Aspirations
Remington turned down the tribe's offer of $475M to $525 million.
Navajo Nation Begins Negotiations With Possible New Coal Plant Owner
President Russell Begaye said Monday that an agreement with New York-based Avenue Capital could be in front of lawmakers by October.
Strong Sales, Low Inventory Keep Tucson Housing Prices Growing
Tariffs are disincentivizing home builders, keeping inventory low in a high-demand market.
Supreme Court to Open 2018 Term with Arizona Case
Two former Mount Lemmon firefighters claim age discrimination.
Peso Gains Against Dollar After Mexican Elections, Defying Some Expectations
One analyst said a smooth democratic transition and a weakening dollar buoyed the currency's strength.
Morena Leaders: Arizona-Sonora Ties Won't Suffer, Could Change
The election won’t mean a new governor for Arizona’s neighbor, but it could represent changes for the cross-border relationship.
Renewable Energy Push in Sunny Arizona Draws Political Fight
Arizona's largest utility is fighting efforts to get the state to pull more energy from solar and wind.
TEP Exploring Possibility of Biomass Electricity
The company issued a request for information from the biomass industry.
Thin Profit Margins Make Rural Hospitals Vulnerable to Closure
A discussion with UA Center for Rural Health Director Daniel Derksen.
Arizona Company Using Solar Tech to Create Drinking Water
A UA researcher also describes other ways potable water is being generated.
Vail Unified Asks Voters to Approve $61.3 Million Bond For More Schools
Superintendent says some schools are at capacity, others are near.
