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Sears at Tucson Mall closing doors, liquidation sale begins this week
The Sears at the Tucson Mall will be close for good by mid April, a company spokesman said.
International collaboration bringing new beer to Tucson, Mexico
They brewed nearly three-thousand liters of the beer in Mexico and in the US, making a sisterhood that crosses borders, boundaries and beers.
Raytheon chooses Tucson for combined company headquarters
Raytheon officials anticipate the merger completion in the second quarter this year.
DON’T FALL FOR IT! Authorities across country warn of text scams
Law enforcement agencies across the country are warning people about a new twist on an old text scam.
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Police warning: Don’t abbreviate 2020
Law enforcement said writing out 2020 in full will protect documents from being modified.
Watching Your Wallet: Make smart money moves before 2020
From maxing out retirement contributions to checking your car insurance rates, experts say there are a few smart financial steps to take before the new year starts.
LIST: Holiday return policies for major retailers
If you received a Christmas gift you didn’t want or need, returning it isn’t straight forward anymore.
Kroger credit card system goes down companywide on Christmas Eve
Customers are reporting issues at stores across the country on Twitter.
Holiday hours for stores in southern Arizona
There are a few options if you forget to pick up those last-minute presents.
Barrio Brewing Company turns over business to employees
Formerly Gentle Ben’s, the company was founded by Dennis and Tauna Arnold in 1991
Mexico reaffirms rejection of US labor inspectors
Mexico is raising objections to an amendment demanded by US Democrats and accepted by the Trump administration.
Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair reaches major milestone
The Fourth Avenue Street Fair began in 1969 and has been getting bigger and bigger each year.
Lawmakers introduce bill they hope will help new parents
The “Advancing Support for Working Families Act" would allow families to get an advance of up to $5,000 for the child tax credit in the first year after a birth or adoption.
KOLD INVESTIGATES: Meet the businesswoman who came out of retirement to save El Tour de Tucson
Money issues plagued El Tour de Tucson, but a new CEO is turning things around for Tucson's largest sporting event.
Costco says $75 coupons are a scam
If you’re on Facebook a lot, chances are you’ve seen Costco coupons circulating this week.
Missed Opportunity: Federal initiative meant to help poor neighborhoods benefits the rich
Neighborhoods with an average income of about six-figures are labeled “distressed” by the federal government.
Olympic champions helping raise funds for Pima County’s at-risk youth
Three elite American swimmers will join a few legendary coaches for a fundraising event to help at-risk youth in Pima County.
Lyft program offers free rides to job interviews and first three weeks of employment
Lyft has started a new program offering free rides to and from job interviews.
Tucson ER & Hospital opens its doors to public
The hospital, located at 4575 East Broadway in Tucson, will be open 24-7 -- even on holidays and weekends.
Huge riverfront project could be coming to west side of Tucson
According to Rio Nuevo, The Bautista will be a mixed-use facility on the Santa Cruz River between Congress and Cushing streets.
Neighbors, conservationists closely monitor what’s next in Marana
Marana wants out of its lease for the Tortolita Preserve.
ASARCO mine workers go on strike
Locations in Arizona, Texas affected
Plan for Ronstadt Transit Center ready for public scrutiny
After five years of negotiations, the agreement to redevelop the Ronstadt Transit Center is ready for public scrutiny.
Vice President Mike Pence talks campaign, Ukraine, politics and border security
Vice President Mike Pence was Arizona Wednesday and Thursday and promised more visits in the coming months.
Oro Valley to keep town-owned golf courses open
Town purchased club five years ago for $1 million
Business owners, residents optimistic in future plans for Oro Valley Marketplace
Plans could include new stores, apartments and an entertainment center.
Air Force wants to continue recovery training in Southwest
The U.S. Air Force wants to use 179 publicly and privately owned properties across the Southwest for training on recovering personnel such as downed pilots
Arizona Attorney General warns of scammers after heavy storms
The BBB and Attorney General’s office are urging people to make sure their contractor has a license.
Circle K launches program to help offset carbon emissions
When customers buy gasoline from Circle K, Conserve will offset the carbon emissions in several ways.
Millennials add emojis, pictures and bitmojis to resumes
In an effort to show personality and creativity, some millennials are adding emojis, bitmojis and pictures to their resumes.
Energy prices spike after Saudi oil attack, US blaming Iran
U.S. officials offered satellite images of the damage at the heart of the kingdom's crucial Abqaiq oil processing plant and a key oil field.
E-scooters seem to be off to slow start after hitting Tucson streets
Even with all the hype, a lot of e-scooters were sitting on road waiting to be used in Tucson on Thursday, Sept. 12.
Payroll company’s sudden closure causing problems for Tucson employees
One employee reported his paycheck was pulled from his bank account.
Firm asks judge to vacate, alter Arizona copper mine ruling
Company behind proposed Arizona copper mine submits request to vacate or amend ruling
City of Tucson, companies hosting e-scooter demonstration
Two national companies will put 1,500 e-scooters on Tucson streets on Thursday, Sept. 12.
NOW: Amazon begins hiring 1,500 in Pima County
Amazon planning to hire 1,500 in Pima County.
Pima County suspends contract with private company after murder suspects escape
Pima County has suspended its contract with a private company after two murder suspects escaped during transport earlier this week.
Southern Arizonans can see impact of trade with Mexico on new website
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey wants to be part of the push for the new North American Trade Agreement, known as the USMCA.
Boeing gets new contract for replacement wings for A-10 jets
The U.S. Air Force has awarded Boeing a contract for replacement wings for more than 100 A-10 jets, covering the remaining ground support jets still needing wing replacements
Firefighters respond to blaze at Tucson Mall
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Financial expert: ‘Concerns are real’ about possible recession
Recession will happen; the question is when?
Mexican tomatoes may be shut out of US market
The US Commerce Department is proposing a pair of changes to end the anti dumping investigation between Florida tomato growers and Mexican tomato growers.
Tucson airport announces nonstop service to Indianapolis
The seasonal service will last from November to May.
Tucson-based Vector gets new CEO amid financial problems
Tucson-based aerospace company announced Vector Launch named John Garvey as new CEO.
Credit card skimmers found at Tucson gas station
At least one Tucson convenience store found credit card skimmers on its gas pumps.
LIST: Sandbag locations across southern AZ
Those who need sandbags can do so at several locations.
After 73 years of serving Tucson, Club 21 to close doors for good
Club 21 has hosted first dates, birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, graduations and reunions.
Smoking age likely to increase to 21 in Pima County
The age to smoke or vape in Pima County may be changed to 21.
Arizona-based Fox Restaurant Concepts to be bought by The Cheesecake Factory
The company that operates Blanco, North Italia, Zinburger, Culinary Dropout and Wildflower has been bought out.
Arizona company looks to fix banking issues faced by medical marijuana industry
In many cases, they're forced to do big transactions with cash only.
How to navigate the Equifax data breach settlement offer
Consumers affected by the 2017 Equifax data breach can get their names on the list to get free credit monitoring and/or monetary compensation.
South Tucson’s sales tax increase felt most by businesses, residents
The increase comes when South Tucson is facing budget deficits, and the revenue collected will go towards paying firefighters and maintaining public services.
Catalina company featured at White House showcase returns home
Their three-person operation in Catalina was recognized with an invitation to the White House’s “Made in America” Product Showcase on Sunday.
Southern Arizona company invited to White House
Arizona Chile Roasters, based in Catalina, was invited to the White House for the third annual Made in America Product Showcase.
Downtown Businesses offer deals, specials for the slow summer season
Those deals can be important because summers are usually pretty tough on even the best of businesses.
Reports: Charming Charlie closing all 261 stores after filing bankruptcy
According to Fortune, Charming Charlie plans to close all 261 stores by Aug. 31 after filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Fair housing council gets 2 HUD grants
Southwest Fair Housing Council awarded $425,000 in two grants.
Pima County accepting nominations for annual Small Business Awards
The Pima County Small Business Commission presents the awards each year, judging nominees on criteria such as company culture, positive impact on Pima County, and community involvement.
Gov. Ducey steps into Nike controversy, withdraws incentive money
Tweets, 'I am embarrassed for Nike."
Tucson pork producers feel pain of US-China trade war
Rod Miller, a Tucson pork producer, runs one of the largest pork operations in Arizona. Like many farming and ranching operations, he said they have a small profit margin and money can be tight normally.
Would you know if your pet was having a heatstroke?
Pets cannot tell you when they are experiencing signs of heat exposure, so it’s important for you to know the symptoms.
Data making a difference: Tracking lightning around the world in Tucson
The U.S. National Lightning Detection Network tracks flashes 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.