LD3 candidates will debate on Monday
A special-education teacher and school board member is challenging a 10-term GOP state senator in a legislative district where registered Republicans outnumber Democrats by more than 2-to-1.
Sizzling summer melts Scottsdale Old Town tourism
Old Town – or Ghost Town?
Scottsdale mayor failed to pay speeding ticket
Some residents who receive photo-generated speeding tickets promptly pay them.
More Scottsdale schools on the chopping block
Six days before bells rang to start a new school year, Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board President Donna Lewis – a former teacher – poetically gushed her anticipation for “the smell of the crayons and new paper.”
Scottsdale Police Department praises Flock camera use in crime solving
The Progress asked the Scottsdale Police Department to provide examples of how it has used the Flock camera system.
Will Scottsdale follow as a flock of cities cancel cop cams?
Like birds, cities around the country seem to be flying in unison – forming an unofficial flock against a hawk-like automated license plate reader system.
Mayor, city react to feds’ Colorado River proposal
Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky and city administration offered their initial reaction to a preliminary federal recommendation for major cuts in Arizona’s share of Colorado River water, emphasizing residents shouldn't panic.
Scottsdale City Attorney’s annual report reflects busy year
Legally speaking, it was a busy year for Scottsdale.
Scottsdale Unified kids return to school
After a 10-year war, it took the indefatigable Odysseus another decade to overcome treacherous obstacles from gods and monsters and make his way back home.
Littlefield drops out of Scottsdale City Council race
Results of the Scottsdale City Council primary election were still unofficial when a rumor started that one of the four runoff finalists would drop out.
