Fall in Scottsdale means it’s time to get outside, and one of Old Town’s favorite Saturday traditions is back. The Old Town Scottsdale Farmers Market opens its season Oct. 3 at a new, larger location in the City Hall parking...

Scottsdale residents should prepare for heavy rain, flooded roads and fast-rising washes as multiple rounds of storms move through the area Monday night and Tuesday.

The Scottsdale Environmental Advisory Commission recognized Stardust Building Supplies as the 2026 Sustainable Scottsdale Award honoree.

The Scottsdale Police Department is the recipient of a DUI Abatement Grant from the Oversight Council on Driving or Operating Under the Influence and the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) for the fiscal year 2027.

Students and families considering what comes after high school can explore a wide range of opportunities at Scottsdale’s College and Career Fair.

The city of Scottsdale is evaluating participation in the Secure Water Arizona Program (SWAP), a new voluntary framework designed to give Arizona communities additional options for managing potential future water-supply challenges.

Scottsdale Police Chief Joe LeDuc outlined potential safety enhancements for Old Town’s entertainment district Wednesday, building on a substantial decline in violent crime and one of the lowest homicide rates among major Valley cities.

Scottsdale news for the week of Sept. 21, 2026. Last call for Scottsdale Salutes nominations. Scottsdale Airport schedules routine runway maintenance.

Flash flooding hit parts of Scottsdale on Wednesday, Sept. 16, as thunderstorms dropped between 1.4 and nearly 3 inches of rain across northern portions of the city, inundating roads and stranding motorists.

Scottsdale leaders returned from Taiwan with new relationships and a clearer understanding of how the city can participate in Arizona’s rapidly growing semiconductor and technology economy.