Crescent Moon Mercantile is Tucson’s newest vintage store located in Midtown, offering affordable, unique finds from over 90 vendors. Owners Miriam Silver-Altman and Fiza Rahmen, longtime vintage enthusiasts, aimed to create a community space emphasizing younger sellers and quality items.
Those looking for a deal on back-to-school clothing and accessories, or anything kiddo-related, can shop at a local pop-up event for the next few days.
Waymo vehicles are returning to Phoenix freeways July 29 after the company earlier this year pumped the brakes on the service.
Based on its social media posts following last week’s downtown shooting, Empire Pizza and Pub is likely not going to expand into the Hydra building.
BAKER, California — The walls are covered in graffiti, some glass is shattered, and most of the copper is gone.
What if carbon emissions could become fuel? A Tucson-based company is doing exactly that. Dimensional Energy has developed technology that converts captured CO₂ into renewable oil for aviation fuel, diesel and other products.
Homebuilder KB Home bought the former Carson Middle School property at 7777 E. Stella Road to build 99 single-story houses.
The resignation of Edmund Marquez leaves two vacancies on the board. Its treasurer, Chris Sheafe, was killed in an airplane crash earlier this year.
Opponents of a plan to create a walkable downtown Marana entertainment district tried to get a measure on Tuesday’s ballot. They failed.
The newest entertainment venue to enter the Tucson market is expected to open next year.
The Paper Cat Bookshop leased 1,107 square feet of retail space in Lee Lee Plaza, 2040 W. Orange Grove Road, from BA LEO LLC.
American Airlines' AAdvantage has been named the nation's best airline rewards program for 2026 by U.S. News & World Report, ending Alaska Airlines' 11-year run at the top. The ranking is especially notable for Phoenix travelers, as American is Sky Harbor's largest airline.
Several downtown Tucson businesses were forced to close Sunday as police investigated a mass shooting that injured 10 people, including the suspect. Business owners say the closure disrupted operations and are watching for any lasting impact on downtown activity.
With the seemingly never-ending construction on Grant Road, I’ve found myself driving down Miracle Mile more often than usual. I’d passed Miracle Mini Mart a few times without giving it much thought. Then, it showed up on my TikTok feed.
By early August, many downtown Tucson businesses will have state-of-the-art technology allowing them to sync customer information in real time.
A new partnership between Sunrun, Tesla and Renew Home aims to use home batteries and smart thermostats as virtual power plants to help meet rising electricity demand from data centers, including in Arizona, while lowering costs and rewarding participating homeowners.
For Star Subscribers: Provident Industrial bought 10 acres of land on the southwest corner of Valencia and Palo Verde Roads to build Valencia Airport Center, a 163,000-square-foot distribution facility.
With Gibson Food Hall & Market opening July 10, Tucson has four food halls including two that operate out of old shipping containers.
Venture replaces the old Johnny Gibson Downtown Market with four restaurants, grocery and convenience store, bar, coffee shop and speakeasy all under one roof.
For Star Subscribers: The new store will be inside an 18,000 square-foot space at Tucson Place Shopping Center, on East Wetmore Road and North First Avenue.
Panels from a mural that was displayed as a public art installation to discourage graffiti while the developers of Gibson Food Hall & Market renovated the downtown Tucson space are being sold at auction.
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Arizona DOT’s 10th Safety Message Contest invites the public to submit traffic safety sign ideas by Aug. 4, with top-voted messages displayed on highway boards.
Arizona DOT joins the multistate “Check Your Height, Know It’s Right” campaign, urging drivers to know vehicle height, heed low bridge signs and prevent strikes.
Utah Mammoth name retired forward Andrew Agozzino assistant coach of the Tucson Roadrunners after a 15-season pro career spanning 900 NHL and AHL games.
Arizona DOT and partners will hold an Aug. 5 virtual meeting to share construction and design details for the I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor Project.
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For Star subscribers: Pulte Home plans to build a 101-home development on 115 acres at North Thornydale Road and West Lambert Lane.
Just blocks away from the University of Arizona and Fourth Avenue, tucked away on a quiet side street, is an antique lover’s destination.
The Hyatt Regency Tucson will be located next to the Tucson Convention Center at the former Hotel Arizona. It will open in 2027.
Dante's on East Grant Road will host a final whiskey dinner Sunday before closing for good on July 19. It's the third Tucson restaurant to close since mid-June.
Amazon is expanding its rapid grocery delivery service in metro Phoenix with four new fulfillment sites. The company has filed liquor license applications for the locations as it grows its Amazon Now program, which delivers groceries and household essentials in 30 minutes or less.
University of Arizona and Taiwan’s National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University are launching a semiconductor “Talent and Innovation Hub,” offering UA and Taiwanese students courses, internships, and cultural immersion in Tucson and Hsinchu. The hub will be launched in October 2027 and will welcome its first cohort in the spring of 2027.
The Lee Enterprises chairman explains why he believes community newspapers remain essential — and why he's investing millions to help ensure their future.
Before building a business empire, Lee Enterprises Chairman David Hoffmann nearly took a very different path. A football scholarship, a difficult choice and a young romance helped shape the future billionaire's life.
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