For now nearly 19 months, the restrictions have meant Arizona border businesses have lost the Sonoran shoppers they depend, and many Sonorans have been cut off from friends and family.

The National Labor Relations Board has sided with coffee shop employees at Sky Harbor Airport in a dispute over masks.

The coronavirus pandemic has slowed the flow of goods and services as workers have reduced hours, changed or left jobs and products have been slow to market. That makes for a rough holiday season ahead, potentially, according to Arizona Retailer Association Executive Director Michelle Ahlmer.

The first large commercial redevelopment has been completed at the site of Phoenix’s former Metrocenter Mall. The former JCPenney store, once filled with clothes, appliances and other household items, can now hold wine, boats and RVs.

Fifty-two percent of Phoenix workers feel underpaid, according to consulting firm Robert Half's annual salary guide, which lists pay for more than 500 positions across various industries.

Roosevelt Row Community Development Corporation Tuesday night unveiled the results of its community survey at a fundraising event tying into the fall equinox. The final draft provides insights into the next stage of growth for the area.

The Arizona Coyotes released renderings Monday of a recently proposed land development that would include a new arena in Tempe.

Help is available for Phoenix residents struggling to pay their utility bills. The city is using $5 million from the federal American Rescue Plan Act to help residents financially hurt by the pandemic.

Mesa just launched a new program to help small and micro enterprises. Arizona’s third-largest city is targeting businesses with fewer than 25 employees that are technology challenged or have a hard time getting traditional loans or other resources.