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New starter homes make a comeback in Tucson

New starter homes make a comeback in Tucson

  • Gabriela Rico

Starter homes are making a comeback in Tucson, with new models starting at $249,000 as builders respond to affordability challenges.

7 Brew claims it made better offer to buy Salad and Go

7 Brew claims it made better offer to buy Salad and Go

  • Corina Vanek Arizona Republic

7 Brew, which has two locations in Tucson, told a Texas bankruptcy court that it had submitted a better offer to buy Salad and Go’s assets than Dutch Bros.

Arizona helps expand food market for prickly pear cactus

Arizona helps expand food market for prickly pear cactus

  • Clara Migoya Arizona Republic

Prickly Pear cactus, called nopales in Spanish, haven’t found widespread acceptance in the mainstream U.S. diet, but some believe they could play an important role in helping Arizona transition to drought-adapted agriculture.

Tucson City Council approves strict data center zoning rules in 6-1 vote

Tucson City Council approves strict data center zoning rules in 6-1 vote

  • Sierra Blaser

Tucson City Council voted 6-1 to adopt strict zoning rules for large-scale data centers, requiring rezoning review, water and noise safeguards, and a half-mile setback from homes.

Bank brings back in-person, drive-thru service in Tucson

Bank brings back in-person, drive-thru service in Tucson

  • Gabriela Rico

For Star Subscribers: JPMorgan Chase Bank, which operated a branch inside the Fry’s grocery store on Campbell Avenue and Irvington Road, has opened a standalone branch.

Salad and Go to close all locations, including 7 in Tucson

Salad and Go to close all locations, including 7 in Tucson

  • Cathalena E. Burch

The bulk of Salad and Go restaurants are in the greater Phoenix area. There are seven locations in Tucson and several in Nevada.

$25 Challenge: Affordable treasures at Tucson's new Crescent Moon Mercantile

$25 Challenge: Affordable treasures at Tucson's new Crescent Moon Mercantile

  • Analeise Mayor

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.

Shopping for monsoon-themed products around Tucson

Shopping for monsoon-themed products around Tucson

    It’s been hot. Like, "checking the weather every afternoon hoping for storm clouds" hot.

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    In vitro diagnostics: An advanced manufacturing engine for America

    In vitro diagnostics: An advanced manufacturing engine for America

      Content by Roche Diagnostics. When crises emerge, national security and preparedness rely on Roche Diagnostics' ability to rapidly and accurately detect disease.

      Study: This Arizona city is the most affordable for buying a home

      Study: This Arizona city is the most affordable for buying a home

        Thinking about buying a home? WalletHub ranked 11 Arizona cities among the nation's most affordable places to purchase real estate.

        11 places where you can fly for $200 or less from Phoenix in August

        11 places where you can fly for $200 or less from Phoenix in August

          Summer airfares remain expensive compared to last year, but vacationers are more likely to find deals in August.

          Record heat drives record power demand across Arizona

            A scorcher late last week sent energy demand skyrocketing, according to two electric utilities that together provide power to approximately 2.7 million homes and businesses around the state.

            TEP power line approved for Sahuarita area despite opposition

            TEP power line approved for Sahuarita area despite opposition

              The Arizona Corporation Commission has approved a new power line leading from Tucson's southeast side to the Sahuarita area, over the objections of a conservation group that's concerned the line would benefit a huge neighboring copper mine.

              Mobile home park in Tucson fetches $26M

                A mobile home park on the city’s south side, owned and operated by a local family for many years, has been sold for $26 million.

                Back-to-school discount pop-up store open

                Back-to-school discount pop-up store open

                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 merges back onto Phoenix freeways after software fix

                Waymo merges back onto Phoenix freeways after software fix

                Waymo vehicles are returning to Phoenix freeways July 29 after the company earlier this year pumped the brakes on the service.

                In Instagram post, Tucson pizzeria calls off expansion plan

                In Instagram post, Tucson pizzeria calls off expansion plan

                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.

                Bunker vandalism won’t stop plans for desert EV lounge

                Bunker vandalism won’t stop plans for desert EV lounge

                BAKER, California — The walls are covered in graffiti, some glass is shattered, and most of the copper is gone.

                Tech spotlight: UA Tech Park startup transforms carbon emissions into fuel

                Tech spotlight: UA Tech Park startup transforms carbon emissions into fuel

                What if carbon emissions could become fuel? A Tucson-based company is doing exactly that. Dimensional Energy has developed technology that converts captured COâ‚‚ into renewable oil for aviation fuel, diesel and other products.

                Another former Tucson school site to become homes

                Another former Tucson school site to become homes

                Homebuilder KB Home bought the former Carson Middle School property at 7777 E. Stella Road to build 99 single-story houses.

                Vice chair resigns from Tucson's Rio Nuevo board

                Vice chair resigns from Tucson's Rio Nuevo board

                The resignation of Edmund Marquez leaves two vacancies on the board. Its treasurer, Chris Sheafe, was killed in an airplane crash earlier this year.

                Marana Downtown entertainment project gets green light

                Marana Downtown entertainment project gets green light

                Opponents of a plan to create a walkable downtown Marana entertainment district tried to get a measure on Tuesday’s ballot. They failed.

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                New Arizona laws add HOA restrictions

                Faculty chair: U of A shouldn’t have made big changes during summer break

                Faculty chair: U of A shouldn’t have made big changes during summer break

                Organ Pipe monument closes roads to clear path for 2nd border wall construction

                Organ Pipe monument closes roads to clear path for 2nd border wall construction

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                HungerWalk 2026 supports a hunger-free Southern Arizona
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                HungerWalk 2026 supports a hunger-free Southern Arizona

                • Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona

                HungerWalk 2026 on Sept. 12 invites teams and individuals to walk in Tucson or Green Valley, raise funds, and support hunger relief in Southern Arizona.

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                Westbound I-40 pavement project completed near Seligman
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                Westbound I-40 pavement project completed near Seligman

                • Arizona Department of Transportation

                The Arizona Department of Transportation has completed an $8 million pavement improvement project on a 16-mile stretch of I-40 between Seligman and Kingman.

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                People profile: Family Support Alliance workers in Tucson
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                People profile: Family Support Alliance workers in Tucson

                • United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona

                United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona staff help lead the Family Support Alliance, coordinating partners to connect families with vital resources and support.

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                Udall Park public art workshop with Sasha Primo
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                Udall Park public art workshop with Sasha Primo

                • Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona

                Meet artist Sasha Primo on Friday, August 21, 8-10 a.m. at Udall Park’s Heirloom Farmers Market for hands-on art activities and local story collection.

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                What Really Happens When You Call for Emergency HVAC Help at 2 AM

                What Really Happens When You Call for Emergency HVAC Help at 2 AM

                Affiliate content. Learn what to do if you need an emergency HVAC repair. 

                Buying or Selling a Midwest Home? What the HVAC System Is Really Worth at Closing

                Buying or Selling a Midwest Home? What the HVAC System Is Really Worth at Closing

                Affiliate content.  Learn why it is important to check the HVAC system when buying or selling home. 

                Your utility bill is telling you something: what rising costs reveal about your HVAC system

                Your utility bill is telling you something: what rising costs reveal about your HVAC system

                Affiliate content. Learn what to do about rising energy costs from your HVAC system. 

                What Your Home's Age Reveals About the HVAC Problems Coming Your Way

                What Your Home's Age Reveals About the HVAC Problems Coming Your Way

                Affiliate content. Learn the most common HVAC problems based on the age of your home.

                Air adventure park to open in Tucson with ziplines and more

                Air adventure park to open in Tucson with ziplines and more

                The newest entertainment venue to enter the Tucson market is expected to open next year.

                Online bookshop to open store in Tucson

                Online bookshop to open store in Tucson

                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.

                Phoenix airport's biggest airline has top travel rewards, ranking says

                Phoenix airport's biggest airline has top travel rewards, ranking says

                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.

                Businesses worry about perception of Tucson mass shooting

                Businesses worry about perception of Tucson mass shooting

                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.

                $25 Challenge: Snacks, squishies and treats at Miracle Mini Mart

                $25 Challenge: Snacks, squishies and treats at Miracle Mini Mart

                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.

                Downtown Tucson bars have new technology in safety fight

                Downtown Tucson bars have new technology in safety fight

                By early August, many downtown Tucson businesses will have state-of-the-art technology allowing them to sync customer information in real time.

                Your home could help run data centers. How virtual power plants work

                Your home could help run data centers. How virtual power plants work

                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.

                $25M distribution center to be built in Tucson

                $25M distribution center to be built in Tucson

                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.

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