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$5.2M Paradise Valley home to be torn down
You know you’re in Paradise Valley when $5.2 million gets you a 6,100-square-foot home you’re just going to tear down anyway. That’s exactly what one buyer invested in when he put down his … more
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Sasha Wellers.
Scottsdale resident Q&A: Sasha Wellers
In an effort to create a stronger sense of community, the Daily Independent is asking residents to share a little about themselves with some standard questions. Here are Sasha Wellers’ answers. … more
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No one was injured when the car Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s was driving struck the curb in a roundabout in 8700 of Via Linda Oct. 1, but the car was towed from the scene.
Scottsdale Mayor Borowsky in traffic accident
Much has been made by Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s unpaid traffic ticket from Oct. 14, 2025, but police records show it wasn’t an isolated incident. Borowsky made headlines in August … more
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Taxpayers Against Awful Apartment Zoning Exemptions isn’t opposed to Axon creating a world headquarters campus in Scottsdale, just the 600 apartments and 600 condos that go with it.
Legal battle over Axon’s Scottsdale site continues
The political action committee Taxpayers Against Awful Apartment Zoning Exemptions is not out of the fight over the 600 apartments and 600 condos planned as part of the taser maker Axon’s world … more
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The Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce city council forum Sept. 29 was much more congenial than previous forums, when all eight candidates were still in the race.
Water top issue at chamber’s Scottsdale City Council candidate forum
Water took center stage at the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce’s City Council candidate forum Sept. 29, though Barry Graham and Raoul Zubia took very different tacks on the issue. … more
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The Central Arizona Project has rejected Scottsdale’s proposal to put advanced purified recycled water into the canal in exchange for nonrecycled water.
Scottsdale’s plan to put APRW in CAP canal a no go
The City of Scottsdale’s proposal to pump its advanced purified recycled water into the Central Arizona Project canal rather than use it itself, is a no go ... at least for now. In a statement … more
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As the cost of goods keep going up, due in part to the Iran war, officials say Scottsdale’s tax revenues keep climbing too.
U.S. inflation, Iran war boosting Scottsdale’s revenue, budget director says
The city of Scottsdale’s coffers are overflowing due, at least in part, to inflation created by the Iran war, according to the city’s Budget Department Director Scott Sellin. A preliminary … more
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Scott Larsen.
Scottsdale resident Q&A: Scott Larsen
In an effort to create a stronger sense of community, the Daily Independent is asking residents to share a little about themselves with some standard questions. Here are Scott Larsen’s answers. … more
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Hayden Mohrman, 11, placed fourth in the country among approximately 400 skaters competing at her level at the U.S. Figure Skating Excel National Finals in Boston this summer.
Scottsdale skater makes name for herself in national championship competition
At seven-years-old Hayden Mohrman found herself spending a lot of time at ice rinks. Not by choice but because her older sister was practicing as a competitive ice skater. Then one day, she just … more
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The Scottsdale City Council held a work study session in which no decision could be made Sept. 22 to consider updating the city ordinance regulating new large water users.
Scottsdale City Council considers ordinance update for large water users
The Scottsdale City Council needs to get back to fighting about everything but water, City Councilwoman Solange Whitehead said during a discussion on updating the city’s large water user ordinance … more
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Lottie Kimball, a spokeswoman for the Scottsdale Fraternal Order of Police, said officers have used Flock cameras to recover more than $2 million worth of stolen vehicles in town, but others, like Eric Fowler, chairman of the Maricopa County Libertarian Party call them a “warrantless surveillance system.”
Scottsdale council to consider cutting automatic license plate readers
The Scottsdale City Council will decide during its Oct. 6 meeting whether it wants to continue the use of automatic license place reader cameras in town. After some lengthy debate, the council … more
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Over 400 parents, students and educators asked the Scottsdale Unified School Governing Board Sept. 22 to keep their schools open during the next face of school closures.
Hundreds of SUSD parents fight to keep their schools open
A crowd topping 400 people filled the Desert Mountain High School auditorium Sept. 22 for a public hearing on further possible school closures in Scottsdale Unified School District. And about … more
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