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Missing — whether gone 1 month or 56 years, law enforcement continually seeks missing Scottsdale residents
Dating back to 1965, there remains 15 people missing from Scottsdale city limits. The most recent case, Najib “Jubi” Monsif remains top of mind for Scottsdale Police officials, … more
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Former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods dies at 67
PHOENIX (AP) — Former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods, a longtime Republican loyalist who changed his registration to Democratic in 2018 because of his frustration at the party's direction and … more
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As Zillow Group halts Phoenix ‘iBuyer’ sales, Arizona remains real estate battleground state
Earlier this week when the most dominant online real estate marketplace publicly announced it was halting its buying program here in the Valley of the Sun the news sent shock waves throughout the … more
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Scottsdale Veterans Day commemoration features future USS Arizona ship sponsor
Nikki Stratton, whose grandfather survived the attack on Pearl Harbor as a crewmember aboard the USS Arizona (BB-39), will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Veterans Day Commemoration in … more
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Scottsdale seeks public’s feedback for transportation plan
Scottsdale residents, business owners and people who work in the city are invited to participate in a virtual public meeting to provide feedback on Scottsdale’s draft 2021 Transportation Action … more
Scottsdale Police Department recently got a grant from the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to use toward extra staffing for DUI saturation patrols and more.
Body pulled from Scottsdale canal in July ruled accidental drowning
About three months following the death of Scottsdale resident Robert “Bobby” Cuillo, who went missing from the Old Town entertainment area in July, Scottsdale Police are sharing new … more
Scottsdale BeachFest third annual summer sand volleyball festival will host the induction ceremony for the 2021 Arizona Beach Volleyball Hall of Fame at noon on Saturday, June 26 at WestWorld of Scottsdale.
Scottsdale sustainability program puts WestWorld waste to good use
Thousands of pounds of horse waste produced this year during events at WestWorld of Scottsdale will go on to become nutrient-rich soil for native desert plants through the city’s partnership … more
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FBI arrests woman suspected of robbing Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale banks
On Oct. 13, FBI and Phoenix Police Department officials worked together to arrest a 27-year-old woman accused of robbing four east Valley banks. Taylor Stewart, 27, was arrested without incident, … more
This artist’s rendering shows a proposed 14-story, 159-foot apartment building at the southwest corner of Scottsdale and Bell roads, across the street from the existing 125-foot Frank Lloyd Wright Spire at the southeast corner of the intersection. [Submitted photo/City of Phoenix]
Committee greenlights apartment building to reach 159 feet
A Phoenix planning committee overruled city staff’s recommendation to limit the height of a planned high-rise apartment at Bell and Scottsdale roads after the developer said it would scrap the … more
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This artist’s rendering shows the design plans for a proposed 261-unit, five-story apartment building southwest of 71st Street and Marilyn Road near Kierland Commons. [Submitted photo/City of Phoenix]
5-story apartment complex planned near Kierland Commons
A 261-unit, five-story apartment building is planned near Kierland Commons. The proposed project, called Davis Kierland, is slated for a 4.2-acre property southwest of 71st Street and Marilyn … more
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1 man in local ICU after being shot at Scottsdale hotel
One person has been arrested and booked on charges after a man was shot at a Scottsdale Holiday Inn on Oct. 11. Avinady Juarez “AJ” Gonzales, 20, was arrested by Scottsdale SWAT team … more
Scottsdale commissioner opens up about bee experience that prompted new advocacy effort
Farmers love them because they provide agricultural pollination, they produce more than $15 billion worth of crops in the United States each year, and every third bite of food taken is in thanks to: … more
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Scottsdale Police Department joins local school districts to warn against monthly TikTok School Challenges.
Scottsdale Police Department advise against ‘Devious Licks’ school challenges
The Scottsdale Police Department joins the Scottsdale Unified School District and the Cave Creek Unified School District to address an upcoming monthly TikTok School Challenge called, Devious Licks. more
Police: Woman, vehicles attacked at Scottsdale trailhead
A 23-year-old Phoenix man has been arrested for allegedly assaulting a woman with a baseball bat, burglarizing a city vehicle and more at Scottsdale’s Gateway Trailhead this week, police … more
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Scottsdale City Council to consider removal of developmental review board member
Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega is asking the city council to evaluate a Developmental Review Board member’s ability to continue serving following their reported sequence of absences from board … more
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Cavasson submits plans for residential component in north Scottsdale
An application for a new 400-unit multifamily development at the Cavasson campus north of Loop 101 has been filed in pursuit of approval by the city of Scottsdale. City documents show the … more
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2 open houses planned for Old Town Scottsdale character, zoning feedback
If you have feedback to give on Scottsdale’s Old Town character and zoning regulations, now is the time to put pen to paper. The city of Scottsdale is hosting two in-person open house … more
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Renewed laser focus on social-emotional learning in Arizona classrooms amid digital age, political unrest
From gun violence then to a lingering virus now, the soil below where public education occurs has been labeled dangerous ground for American students for nearly a decade. Aside from the dangers … more
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The garden at Scottsdale Community College has been planted with seeds native to Maricopa County in an effort to boost the Maricopa County Native Seed library.
Valley colleges grow seed libraries
Several Phoenix-area community colleges are growing seed libraries to benefit students, faculty, the public and the wildlife that lives in Maricopa County. more
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Scottsdale commission brings bee importance to council purview
“Bee” aware, Scottsdale, this Halloween season may come with a not-so-sweet treat if the rate of bees, and other pollinators, continue to plummet. A recommendation letter by the … more
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