Cattle futures close mixed as tariff news impacts market prices
Cattle futures showed mixed results on May 12 amid reports that U.S beef import tariffs may be lowered soon. Market activity reflected changes across both live and feeder contracts along with updated USDA slaughter estimates.
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Cattle futures fell despite stronger cash trade figures reported this week as both live and feeder markets saw declines across most contract months amid shifting investor positions and reduced slaughter numbers.
Workshop discusses banking strategies and SBA loans for business growth
A recent workshop provided guidance on accessing capital through banks and SBA loans for local businesses. Experts discussed building relationships with lenders, preparing strong applications, exploring different loan types, and ongoing education resources.
Phoenix Mercury recognized for achievements and community programs
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Phoenix Mercury and Minnesota Valkyries game reported on May 10, 2026
The Phoenix Mercury reported its recent game against the Minnesota Valkyries held on May 10, 2026. The team continues to highlight its achievements both on and off the court through honors programs and community initiatives.
Pinal County leaders raise concerns over county attorney’s use of public resources
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Arizona Grain highlights community impact and operations across Arizona and California
Arizona Grain reports on its role supporting agriculture and community development across several locations in Arizona and California. The company highlights job creation through Pinal Energy’s ethanol plant along with ongoing environmental efforts.
Clark: ‘Coordinated effort’ underway to roll back ESA program
Jenny Clark, founder of Love Your School said Arizona’s school choice debate is being shaped by coordinated political and financial forces as a ballot initiative targeting the state’s education savings account program moves forward.