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Next month, the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board is likely to vote on closing more schools. In what could ...

The fall edition of the longtime Scottsdale tradition is entering only its third year, providing a September counterpart to ...

In “A Doctor’s Visit,” a physician makes a long house call, visiting a girl who “had suffered till morning from such violent ...

This is a crucial month for Scottsdale Unified School District administration, with public meetings on a bond package and ...

They will be attached this week to 2,977 American flags across Tempe Beach Park — one for each person killed in the terrorist ...

When Temple Chai opened its new Scottsdale campus this spring, some of the congregation's traditions and history had been ...

But that hardly tells the story of another in a long line of Scottsdale City Council sparring matches. Near the end of the summer break-ending Aug. 25 City Council meeting, the recently-reelected ...

Aaron Wagner, a fraudster who once pitched a restaurant called Swags in Scottsdale, likely won’t have much swagger as he enters a federal prison. In “United States v. Wagner,” page 16 of Exhibit 120 ...

Just when you thought the differences between you and your small enterprise — big to you, but small against the grand landscape of American capitalism and big business — couldn’t be more distinct, AI ...

The 2004 Preserve Sales Tax of 0.15% should have been sunset as of July 1, 2025, when the preserve fund’s cash of $160 million was $10 million greater than all preserve debt.

his year’s first-time voters, college freshmen or new employees are now 18 years old and were born in 2007-08. They’re called Gen Z or “Zoomers.” Putting their frame of reference into the context of ...