Trial nears for bitcoin beach boy bandits
One of the two “bitcoin boy bandits” is back on the beach.
Scottsdale Unified inches closer to closing more schools
A decision many students and families are dreading is getting closer.
Scottsdale mayor decries Old Town shooting death
A Labor Day weekend shooting in Old Town’s Entertainment District left one dead and another seriously injured.
Old Town Scottsdale developer complains of ‘negotiating with Iran’
The developer of a massive, long-stalled Old Town development is wailing that trying to talk sense to a neighbor is like “negotiating with Iran.”
Longtime cardiologist hearts Scottsdale
In “A Doctor’s Visit,” a physician makes a long house call, visiting a girl who “had suffered till morning from such violent palpitations of the heart, that no one in the house had slept, and they had been afraid she…
Tempe Healing Field honors 9/11 victims
Twenty-five years later, the names remain — increasingly forgotten and, for many, never known.
Smith sues Scottsdale over preserve tax
Mr. Smith went to Maricopa County Superior Court.
Scottsdale Unified meetings on bond, closures
This is a crucial month for Scottsdale Unified School District administration, with public meetings on a bond package and likely school closures.
Recall effort against Scottsdale councilwoman fails
After winning outright in the 2024 Scottsdale primary, Councilwoman Jan Dubauskas is not on this year’s ballot.
Scottsdale councilwomen spar over campaign signs
The official record is rather bland: “Councilwoman Whitehead introduced Item 32 (Agendize Future Item Related to Political Signs).
