Michael Guymon News Today

For Star subscribers: Tucson continues on positive trajectory, though economic uncertainty looms amid familiar challenges: a tight labor market, high housing costs and stubbornly high inflation.

Nearly 30% of parents end up quitting their jobs due to a lack of affordable childcare options, a recent survey shows. Its even higher for parents of color and low-income

“Daycare deserts” cost Arizona taxpayers, parents and businesses up to $4.7 billion a year, a new report funded by the Helios Education Foundation says.

A recent study shows Arizona is losing an estimated $4.7 billion per year because of the limited child care for children up to 5 years old.

Sol Flower marked its entry into the Tucson market by opening four dispensaries in the last month and a half

Sol Flower marked its entry into the Tucson market by opening four dispensaries in the last month and a half.

Letters to the Editor for Nov. 4

The Arizona Daily Star has removed four letters to the editor from Tucson.com after discovering they were not submitted by the individuals who signed them.

For Star subscribers: Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs replaced four members of Tucsons Rio Nuevo board, mostly with Democrats. Local business leaders are questioning the partisan move, citing the boards success.

Honors earned by Southern Arizona businesses, leaders and organizations.