Scottsdale News

One person is being treated for smoke inhalation after a fire broke out at a south Scottsdale apartment complex this morning.

A small downtown Scottsdale street that has featured annual New Year’s Eve and Super Bowl block parties will now be allowed to bring people into the street every day of the year.

Rob Garibaldi could have been the best teammate Derek Jeter and Pedro Martinez never had.

As the number of outstanding ballots dwindle away, Scottsdale Councilman Jim Lane's apparent victory is about to become official.

A Maricopa County grand jury on Monday indicted Glenn Morrison on three counts of robbery and two counts of theft in connection with the recent robberies of two Scottsdale banks.

 A Scottsdale police officer suffered minor injuries Tuesday after the front end of his cruiser was struck by another vehicle driven by a motorist who Scottsdale police said ran a red light at the intersection of Shea Boulevard and 74th Street.

A Scottsdale man is in critical condition at Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn hospital with severe head injuries after his motorcycle struck the back of a car while traveling at an estimated speed of more than 100 mph near a busy Scottsdale intersection late Monday.

 Police have identified one of the suspects they believe was responsible for beating an elderly couple and locking them in their master bedroom during a home invasion on Oct. 28.

Tempe Marketplace's loss is downtown Scottsdale's gain as the free Third Thursday concert series moves to Craftsman Court, home of several well-known nightspots and specialty retailers between Third and Fifth avenues 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday, city officials announced.

Scottsdale police have identified a man who died after crashing his Ford Mustang into a traffic pole near Shea Boulevard and 87th Street late Saturday, closing down the intersection for more than four hours.

A Scottsdale man who is a former co-owner of a popular Tempe bar and restaurant is facing up to five years in federal prison on a charge of tax evasion, the U.S. District Attorney's Office announced Monday.

The Scottsdale city prosecutor’s office has an interesting dilemma in the case of Sen. John Huppenthal, R-Chandler, 78-year-old Democratic volunteer Ruth Levin and the campaign sign removed on election day. 

Scottsdale Councilman Jim Lane had his lead in the city's mayor race narrow Monday to 551 votes, but time is running out for Mayor Mary Manross to catch her opponent.

Scottsdale officials hope to bolster tourism by tying the city more closely with the Papago Park area, a popular destination with visitors interested in seeing the Sonoran Desert up close.

Scottsdale police are investigating a late Saturday night accident that left the driver of a Ford Mustang dead after the vehicle struck a traffic pole near Shea Boulevard and 87th Street.

Welcome again to Scarp’s Scottsdale Sunday brunch, a review of the week’s news where there’s soooo much to choose from. Strangely, nobody ever comes back for seconds ...

Scottsdale, which has historically exerted tight control over conspicuous commercial and political advertising, is considering whether to allow retailers to set up outdoor merchandise displays without a permit to better attract business.

Scottsdale Councilman Jim Lane's lead over Mayor Mary Manross jumped past 600 votes Friday as it becomes more apparent that he will be elected mayor of Scottsdale.

Searching for a cure for cancer is just part of physician Daniel D. Von Hoff's daily routine. His efforts in raising money for cancer research and teaching younger colleagues what might one day lead to a cure have been honored by state officials.

A man who was twice arrested during protests of photo enforcement cameras in Scottsdale is headed to court on two separate criminal cases. Jason Shelton, 36, is heading to trial in Scottsdale City Court on charges related to blocking the function of a speed photo enforcement van in August.