Admission is $2 Thursday and free Friday and Saturday.

Gov. Doug Ducey proposed a $12.3 billion spending plan Friday that would send more money to Arizona’s best-performing and poorest schools while boosting the budget for repairing schools and building new ones.

The IRS starts processing tax returns Jan 27 and there are few options to get your taxes prepared at no cost.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey suggested several changes for the state's corrections system.

Law enforcement said writing out 2020 in full will protect documents from being modified.

Pima County was asking for $200,000 for humanitarian aid.

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.

If you received a Christmas gift you didn’t want or need, returning it isn’t straight forward anymore.

Customers are reporting issues at stores across the country on Twitter.

There are a few options if you forget to pick up those last-minute presents.

Americans are expected to spend more than ever before on Christmas gifts this year, according to a recent report by Gallup, with more than half of shoppers buying presents the final week before Christmas.

A Phoenix-based health provider has agreed to settle a lawsuit over a computer data breach that may have compromised health and personal data of about 3 million patients, employees, health insurance customers and others.

Mexico is raising objections to an amendment demanded by US Democrats and accepted by the Trump administration.

The Fourth Avenue Street Fair began in 1969 and has been getting bigger and bigger each year.

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.

Money issues plagued El Tour de Tucson, but a new CEO is turning things around for Tucson's largest sporting event.

The average American family tosses 40% of their food budget, which amounts to $1,500 per year.

If you’re on Facebook a lot, chances are you’ve seen Costco coupons circulating this week.

Neighborhoods with an average income of about six-figures are labeled “distressed” by the federal government.

Lyft has started a new program offering free rides to and from job interviews.

According to Rio Nuevo, The Bautista will be a mixed-use facility on the Santa Cruz River between Congress and Cushing streets.

Vice President Mike Pence was Arizona Wednesday and Thursday and promised more visits in the coming months.

The BBB and Attorney General’s office are urging people to make sure their contractor has a license.

When customers buy gasoline from Circle K, Conserve will offset the carbon emissions in several ways.

In an effort to show personality and creativity, some millennials are adding emojis, bitmojis and pictures to their resumes.

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.

One employee reported his paycheck was pulled from his bank account.

Town manager considering options to keep courses fully operational.

Amazon planning to hire 1,500 in Pima County.

Pima County has suspended its contract with a private company after two murder suspects escaped during transport earlier this week.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey wants to be part of the push for the new North American Trade Agreement, known as the USMCA.

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

Recession will happen; the question is when?

Tucson-based aerospace company announced Vector Launch named John Garvey as new CEO.

At least one Tucson convenience store found credit card skimmers on its gas pumps.

The age to smoke or vape in Pima County may be changed to 21.

The company that operates Blanco, North Italia, Zinburger, Culinary Dropout and Wildflower has been bought out.

In many cases, they're forced to do big transactions with cash only.

Consumers affected by the 2017 Equifax data breach can get their names on the list to get free credit monitoring and/or monetary compensation.

The increase comes when South Tucson is facing budget deficits, and the revenue collected will go towards paying firefighters and maintaining public services.

According to Fortune, Charming Charlie plans to close all 261 stores by Aug. 31 after filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

A NerdWallet financial expert offers tips on saving money on car insurance and cell phone bills: Watch this and don't pay for what you don't need.

If you are a Chase credit card customer you may have gotten an email this week that described new policy changes impacting your rights.

The filing comes days after the company admitted to bribing doctors to prescribe a powerful fentanyl spray.

The initial 5% tax on all Mexican goods, which would increase every month up to 25%, would have enormous economic implications for both countries.

On May 9, the U of A was ranked No. 62 in Forbes' fourth annual Best Value Colleges list – a 46-spot jump from the university's 2018 ranking.

We may be in for some good news at the gas pump over the summer, analysts with GasBuddy say.

A frequent traveler and financial expert give their tips for saving money when booking flights and hotels.

The tariff is effective June 10. The president says the percentage will gradually increase "until the Illegal Immigration problem is remedied."

Sales drop by 30 percent during summer months.

The Arizona Legislature is finishing its yearly work and just approved a plan that phases out 20 percent growth increases to a corporate tax credit that funds private school scholarships

The aid package is another sign that the trade war with China won't end anytime soon.

My dog sitter has worked for me about six years. She was kind, attentive, responsive and my dogs loved her. She also stole from me.

The Salvation Army is getting a huge influx of gently used items from University of Arizona students.

Before you order, check the online store for arrangements that fit your mom’s taste or include her favorite flowers.

The city's beloved art pieces are starting to show their age, but help is on the way.

The Department of Defense will spend $1.5 billion to replace 78.2 miles of fencing in and around the Tucson area as well as El Centro, Texas.

The new rule could change the landscape forever.