Threats to cause violence on school campuses via social media continue to be a prolific problem throughout the state and the nation. Last week and over the weekend, local schools and law enforcement agencies have been inundated with reports of social media posts indicating possible threats.

Scottsdale Public Library welcomes Yellow Spruce Roasters to Civic Center branch

Get your groove on and travel back in time at Scottsdale Parks and Recreation’s – Rewind 70s Night.

42 people were arrested during a two-day multi-agency operation targeting human trafficking in Scottsdale, Arizona.

One man is dead, and another man remains in critical condition after the two were involved in a shooting inside the Albertsons near Thomas and Scottsdale Roads around 5:45 p.m. Tuesday evening, August 6.

Get a ride, not a DUI, this Labor Day holiday weekend. The Scottsdale Police Department, in collaboration with the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, Arizona Department of Transportation and National Traffic Safety Administration, will be conducting DUI enforcement during the Labor Day weekend.

Scottsdale news for the week of Sept. 9

Honoring its commitment to sustainability, Scottsdale is calling for nominations to celebrate environmental contributions and advancements that positively impact the Scottsdale community through the 2025 Sustainable Scottsdale Awards.

Prepare now so you know what actions may be needed should disaster strike. In the event of an emergency, look for Ready, Set, Go messages on social networks and in the news media.

Get Loop 101 construction information | Prepare now for an emergency | K9 died after battling cancer | Scottsdale news for the week of Sept. 3.

After 12 years at the helm of Scottsdale Water and a distinguished career dedicated to leading and advancing water initiatives, Brian Biesemeyer has announced his retirement, effective Sept. 23.

Scottsdale news for the week of Aug. 26.

The city of Scottsdale is excited to announce its brand-new scholarship program, Scottsdale College Promise – an educational initiative that supports Scottsdale residents in achieving their higher education goals.

Here is what's showing on Scottsdale Video Network this September.

The Scottsdale Family Resource Center (SFRC) - located at Paiute Neighborhood Center and funded through First Things First, provides a variety of services to support families, parents, caregivers and expectant parents at no cost.

Scottsdale City Council amends Prop. 490 ballot language. The city sales tax ballot measure remains on the Nov. 5 ballot. The Scottsdale City Council today amended the official ballot language for Prop. 490, a 0.15% city sales tax rate ballot measure, during a special open public meeting at Scottsdale City Hall.

Scottsdale news for the week of Aug. 19.

The Scottsdale City Council will meet today at 2 p.m. to discuss Monday's Court of Appeals ruling regarding Prop. 490, a 0.15% city sales tax rate ballot measure. In a reversal of a lower court, the Arizona Court of Appeals ruled that Scottsdale's ballot measure could not proceed as written.

Scottsdale news for the week of Aug. 12.

Scottsdale’s annual Back to School Program provides essential school supplies, backpacks, clothing and shoes to income-eligible Scottsdale-based students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Scottsdale Human Services is partnering with the Scottsdale Police Department for a Catch a Ride Backpack Drive. Donate a new backpack and Scottsdale Police will take you for a short ride in a police cruiser on a closed course.