Nikola Motors Co. to build 1-million-square-foot manufacturing plant in Buckeye, move headquarters
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey announced on Tuesday Nikola Motor Co. is moving its manufacturing and headquarters to Buckeye.
Customs rotates officers into Nogales to deal with staffing shortages
WASHINGTON - Ports of entry at Nogales are as many as 300 U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers shy of their approved staffing levels, according to the officers' union, leading to long lines that threaten the region's economy.
Hispanic chamber: If Salvadorans with TPS are deported, Arizona’s economy would suffer
Arizona's economy will be affected by the termination of TPS for people from El Salvador.
‘Sky’s the limit’: Phoenix Open happy to keep growing
What started out as just a normal tournament on the PGA Tour, the Waste Management Phoenix Open has now turned into one of golf's greatest spectacles.
It’s all in the details: Polishing cars into moneymakers at Barrett-Jackson
Detailers at Barrett-Jackson make sure hundreds of cars are ready for auction.
Local Valley program gives Latinos the power of entrepreneurship
Local First Arizona's business accelerator program promotes growth of local Latino businesses.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey pushes efforts to reduce recidivism
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has announced several new programs to try to reduce recidivism among convicted felons.
Fresh Express mobile market sells thousands of fruits and vegetables to low-income areas
A truck delivers fresh produce to low-income areas via mobile Fresh Express market.
Promoters to launch Ace Comic Con in Glendale as comic book industry experiences revival
Experts said the comic book industry has seen a resurgence in popularity thanks to the internet, movie adaptations and conventions. A new convention will hit Glendale next month.
Number of Latino business owners on rise in Arizona
The number of Latino-owned businesses in Arizona doubled from 2007 to 2015, according to recent data released by the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Arizona rancher on Mexico border uses science to breed sustainable cattle
Nogales, AZ cattle rancher Dean Fish bases his business practices on a three-legged stool of sustainability "to produce a safe, wholesome, tasty, nutritious product that’s going to go on America’s dinner plate."
