Axon will need voter approval in 2026 if it still wants to build a massive apartment complex as part of a proposed HQ in Scottsdale, officials said.

A referendum petition related to Axon Enterprise Inc.'s sprawling Scottsdale headquarters has been certified, clearing a path for voters to weigh in on the proposed development.

A Scottsdale assisted-living facility has been fined $500 and its owners have agreed to implement safety measures after an 85-year-old man left the facility last summer and died.

Scottsdale prepares for the 11th annual Arizona Indian Festival, with all 22 tribes present, featuring arts, crafts, and performances.

From paellas to tapas and Iberian ham, new Spanish restaurant promises to bring a true taste of Spain to Arizona. Here's when and where it's opening.

The Arizona Indian Festival will make its return to Scottsdale this weekend for its 11th iteration in the East Valley city.

In early 2026, construction will start on the apartment portion of the project, which will incorporate the historic “Kimsey” building on the site. The building was designed by Ralph Haver and built in 1962. It will be reused as the apartment’s office, fitness center and community space for classes and events.

If you're searching for the perfect family vacation spot, look toward the western skies of Scottsdale, Arizona. Tens of thousands of acres of sandy Sonoran Desert and year-round warm weather lend themselves to all manner of outdoor pursuits. There's also no shortage of indoor fun when you need a break from the city's 330 sunny days each year.

A metro Phoenix lottery player won $2 million in Monday's Powerball drawing. Here's where the ticket was sold and how much it was worth.

The Arizona Lottery said a ticket purchased at a Circle K near 68th Street and McDowell Road in Scottsdale is now worth $2 million after the drawing on Jan. 27. Another Powerball ticket sold at Clark's Market in Sedona is worth $100,000. The winning numbers yesterday were 2, 40, 47, 53, 55, and Powerball: 20.

Scottsdale City Council ended 2024 with a wave of activity: approving a massive Axon corporate-living project; passing a "sustainability plan" (which was repealed, a month later); modifying zoning text and more.

This felt like redemption week in Arizona high school basketball with teams avenging losses and making statements.