Tucson ranks high among its peers for the percentage of residents who graduated from college with science or and engineering majors, according to the Making Action Possible Dashboard project of the University of Arizona's Economic and Business Research center.
Tucson economy: City ranks high for science and engineering grads
The Tucson metro area ranked second among its Western peers for national park visits in 2017, according to the MAP Dashboard, a project of the…
Historically, Tucson's voter turnout has exceeded the state’s rate, but in 2016, both lagged the national rate, according to the Making Action…
Number of Tucson business establishments fell in the wake of the Great Recession but grew in 2017, UA economists say.
Beyond education, the major areas of focus at SALC are healthcare, infrastructure, governance, and the innovation economy.
Tucson's relatively low cost of living isn't enough to offset the area's low teacher pay, according to the MAP Dashboard, a project of the Uni…
A higher labor-participation rate shows workers believe businesses are hiring for jobs that are worth their time and effort.
Tucson saw improvement in employment growth in 2017 but still lags behind Phoenix and other Western peers,
Tucson's voter-turnout rate — a key indicator of civic engagement — beat the state and U.S. in 2018, according to the UA's MAP Dashboard.