Dam it? Scottsdale ponders water options in face of Colorado cut |
For a Monday late afternoon, the United Methodist Church of North Scottsdale was fairly crowded, with most pews…
Scottsdale decision looms in ‘Axon bill’ lawsuit |
A University of Texas School of Law graduate founded a private law firm, working as an attorney…
Scottsdale City Council hopefuls raise, spend tens of thousands of dollars
Running for political office is never cheap, and candidates running for the three Scottsdale City Council seats open…
Battle lines drawn in election kickoff |
At the time, no one in the crowd even chuckled – but in retrospect it was quite…
Parking pleas punted, garage gets greenlit |
Petitions, public pleas, protests, pledges of political paybacks … all packed up and punted. After another intensely emotional,…
Oral arguments scheduled in Scottsdale’s ‘Axon bill’ lawsuit |
This is a big week for two lawsuits that may decide the future of North Scottsdale. In November,…
Scottsdale Development Review Board in limbo |
The rallying cry of concerned citizens may be: “Save the DRB!” If so, that likely would be in…
Scottsdale goes round and around on projects |
In the novel “Baron Wenckheim’s Homecoming,” the elderly baron scurries toward an unknown future as visions from the…
Commission ponders Scottsdale water options |
Some are worrying City Manager Greg Caton is flushing away Scottsdale’s vaunted “recycled water” program. While the portion…
Scottsdale City Councilwoman: city manager over stepping bounds on water issues
The city of Scottsdale is on a crash course when it comes to securing enough water for the…