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The Arizona Agenda’s TJ L’Heureux joined The Show to talk more about the open seats and how things are getting complicated for Mayor Lisa Borowsky.
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Scottsdale is facing water uncertainties as it gets about 70% from the Colorado River.
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Berkshire agreed to pay Taylor Morrison investors $72.50 per share in the all-cash deal. That represents a 24% premium over the company's previous closing price of $58.50.
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Through our Q&AZ reporting project, a listener asked about the large metal horse statues near McCormick Ranch in Scottsdale. As it turns out, the horses are more than just public art.
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In the coming weeks, the Scottsdale Police Department plans to go live with a phone system aided by artificial intelligence to handle non-emergency calls.
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Scottsdale Community College broke ground Wednesday on a new 22,000-square-foot equine science facility at WestWorld of Scottsdale.
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A Maricopa County judge ruled that the Axon bill, which cleared the way for the body camera and Taser manufacturer to build its new headquarters in Scottsdale, is not unconstitutional.
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The Maricopa County Medical Examiner determined that a Haitian man’s death while in ICE custody was caused by a severe infection related to dental issues. That comes after the man’s family accused immigration agents of failing to provide proper treatment for a toothache.
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Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky formed the Downtown Scottsdale Task Force as businesses debated a new parking structure where a farmers market takes place and other marketing concerns for businesses.
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Axon executives doled out tens of thousands of dollars in campaign cash to lawmakers who pushed through controversial legislation last year to pave the way for the company’s new headquarters in Scottsdale.