Gabriela Rico

The 95-year-old Tucson resort was bought by local investors and veteran hotel operators who describe themselves not as owners but as “custodians of something sacred.”

For Star Subscribers: The trolley tours began as a way to educate incoming Caterpillar employees about downtown.

The mixed-use development near Park Avenue and I-10 enjoys about 1 million visitors per month. Construction is underway for Bass Pro Outdoor World, “The Walt Disney of the Outdoors.”

Food City, at 2950 S. Sixth Ave., has announced it is scheduled to close Oct. 3.

The 154,000-square-foot casino will have architectural designs of its sister, Casino del Sol, southwest of Tucson on West Valencia Road.

For Subscribers: It has acquired the Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson, a block to the south on Alvernon Way from its location at 2150 N. Alvernon Way.

For Subscribers: Marriott wants to introduce its Moxy Hotel brand to the Tucson market.

For Star Subscribers: The new complex will be nearly 40 feet taller than other towers that currently surround the University of Arizona campus.

For Subscribers: A trio of new local-owned coffee and smoothie shops will also offer a quick-bite menu and a rotating selection of pastries from Tucson bakeries.

Business leadership in the Tucson region was fractured instead of working together, leaving companies interested in moving here unsure who to approach to help make it happen.

Tucson continues to shine a light on the Southern Arizona region.

For Star Subscribers: Live Nation is bringing a Punch Line Comedy Club to downtown Tucson.

For Subscribers: The New York-based burger chain will open its first Tucson location on North Campbell Avenue near East Fort Lowell Road.

For Subscribers: An affiliate of the professional German soccer league Borussia Dortmund has leased the 16-acre former greyhound racing site in South Tucson to use as a training academy for

For Star subscribers: The city of Tucson recently granted the permits for construction a project, known as La Estrella Village, near East Glenn Street and North Stone Avenue that will

For Subscribers: Brandy Melville, the popular Italian brand with shops around the U.S., opened a store this weekend at Tucson's Main Gate Square, near the University of Arizona campus.

International Logistics Solutions (ILS) will begin operations in April in a new 115,000-square-foot facility at 3780 E. Valencia Road.

For Subscribers: Martini Manor a one-acre property with five bedrooms and six bathrooms in the Skyline Country Club Estates, is said to have been a hangout for members of the

For Subscribers: The Pima County Youth One-Stop Service Center is moving to 175 W. Irvington Road starting March 3.

For Subscribers: The Pima County Youth One-Stop Service Center is moving to 175 W. Irvington Road starting March 3.