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 ...

The Progress asked the Scottsdale Police Department to provide examples of how it has used the Flock camera system.

Like birds, cities around the country seem to be flying in unison – forming an unofficial flock against a hawk-like automated ...

A delegation of three Scottsdale residents represented the local chapter of Sister Cities during an international conference ...

When firefighters leave a burning building or paramedics finish responding to a fatal crash, the emergency may be over.

The much vaunted 21st Century ROAD To Housing Act that became federal law last month likely won’t have much impact on the ...

In recent weeks, Wildflower leaders joined Child Crisis Arizona supporters and community members to celebrate the Arizona ...

For many children, climbing into a fire truck or sitting behind the wheel of a police cruiser is a highlight of childhood.

Nearly 150 new trees, five upgraded basketball courts and more than 300,000 square feet of replacement turf are among the ...

In May, as the fiscal year was ending, Santaella had the “interim” lifted from his title. “Under my leadership, the ...

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 ...

Results of the Scottsdale City Council primary election were still unofficial when a rumor started that one of the four ...