In 2015, 84.2 percent of respondents in metro Tucson reported that they were in "good or excellent health," ranking the Old Pueblo above the U.S. average and fifth among 12 peer western metropolitan areas in a "physical well-being" indicator tracked by the Economic and Business Research Center at the University of Arizona's Eller College of Management.
Tucson economy: Area residents feel healthier than most in U.S.
So many gems, so little time.
All of these restaurants have opened in Tucson since the last gem show
These folks were born in or lived in Tucson long enough to call themselves a Tucsonan.
Nick Foles of the Philadelphia Eagles is the first ex-University of Arizona quarterback to play in a Super Bowl. Foles started at the UA from …
The Wildcat faithful were given the chance Thursday night to air their resentment toward Colorado coach Tad Boyle, who's emphatic "hell yes" r…
Demolition is underway at the colorful, signature downtown Tucson office complex known as La Placita Village that opened in 1974. It had its o…
Photos from January's funeral notices with links to the obituaries of each person. For more obituaries go to legacy.com/obituaries/tucson/
The Star sat down with Arizona head football coach Kevin Sumlin to talk recruiting, what he's looking for in his players and program, and how …
A higher labor-participation rate shows workers believe businesses are hiring for jobs that are worth their time and effort.
Number of Tucson business establishments fell in the wake of the Great Recession but grew in 2017, UA economists say.
Historically, Tucson's voter turnout has exceeded the state’s rate, but in 2016, both lagged the national rate, according to the Making Action…
Tucson's rate of job growth still trails most peer cities and the U.S., UA researchers found
Despite some gains in recent years, Tucson's ranks eighth among a dozen Western cities for median wages, according to the Making Action Possib…
Tucson's business growth was flat in 2018 — but that was an improvement, University of Arizona economists found.
Tucson's GDP growth of 3.6% in 2018 outpaced the nation, according to the MAP Dashboard, a project of the Economic and Business Research Cente…
