The state’s top health official testified last week that she cannot say when the current COVID-19 health emergency will be over, when the governor will rescind his orders or when Arizonans will be able to get their lives back.

As some students return to classrooms, the Scottsdale Unified School District will spend nearly $1 million to purchase cameras to stream lessons for students at home.

Upset with his ruling on a proposed tax hike for education, the Maricopa County Democratic Party is trying to deny Superior Court Judge Christopher Coury another four-year term on the bench.

The way Lisa James sees it, Proposition 207 is not about whether people should be able to use marijuana.

Update: This story has been updated to include a response from a city spokesperson on the city's timeline to find a new police chief.

Economic growth and dominated the final Scottsdale City Council forum prior to the Nov. 3 General Election.

Five cases of COVID-19 were reported by the East Valley Institute of Technology in the first three weeks of the school year, but since then none have cropped up at either of its Mesa locations.

Scottsdale City Council could adopt a citywide anti-discrimination ordinance following a recommendation from the Scottsdale Human Services Commission last month.

A $9.4-million infrastructure reimbursement deal designed to keep Axon from leaving Scottsdale won unanimous approval from City Council on Aug. 25 and drew widespread praise from its members.

Arizonans are responding to the U.S. Census at a rate near the bottom of the national pack.