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Scottsdale is the second most dangerous city to drive in during rush hour by percentage of fatal deaths.
Scottsdale No. 2 in country for fatal rush hour crashes by percentage
The street can be a dangerous place, especially in rush hour. From the speed racer flooring the accelerator to be the first at his destination to the multi-tasking driver who’s also … more
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The HonorHelath Foundation and BOK Financial are running a food drive to benefit Desert Mission Food through the end of April.
The HonorHealth Foundation and BOK Financial collecting for Desert Mission Food Bank
One in six adults in the US depends on food banks, and demand is increasing due to inflation and fewer donations, according to a press release put out by the HonorHealth Foundation and BOK Financial. … more
Royse Contemporary art studio is showing the Askew Series by Arizona artist Barbara Kemp Cowlin through May 18.
Royse Contemporary exhibiting Askew Series by Barbara Kemp Cowlin
Royse Contemporary art studio is presenting the Askew Series, a testament to the life and work of Barbara Kemp Cowlin. This exhibition will showcase a diverse array of her last series of paintings, … more
Joshua Richards, a Scottsdale resident studying at the United States Air Force Academy, has been initiated into the Phi Kappa Phi honor society.
Scottsdale student inducted into honor society
Joshua Richards, of Scottsdale, was recently initiated into the honor society of Phi Kappa Phi. Richards was initiated at the United States Air Force Academy. Richards is among approximately … more
Five students from Scottsdale area schools were chosen by the Dragon Kim Foundation for it’s fellowship program. The students are Zara Pearce, Nila Kathiravan, Sasha Ana, Maya Ravishankar and Parisa Choudhury.
Five Scottsdale students chosen for Dragon Kim Foundation Fellowship Program
The Dragon Kim Foundation, an Orange County, California-based nonprofit has announced the selection of 131 teens from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds living in Arizona, California, and Nevada to … more
Scottsdale Arts will be holding a dedication of the new public art piece “Breakaway,” in the Drinkwater Boulevard underpass at 10 a.m., Friday, May 3.
‘Breakaway” public art now adorns Scottsdale’s Drinkwater Boulevard underpass
A new public artwork has joined the Scottsdale Public Art Permanent Collection to liven up the area under Scottsdale Civic Center. “Breakaway” is a cast aluminum sculpture depicting … more

Loop 101, Cactus Road ramp closes Monday for 2 months
Reconstruction work as part of an ongoing freeway widening project in north Scottsdale will close the northbound Loop 101 off-ramp at Cactus Road beginning Monday, April 29, state transportation … more
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Center Court Pickleball Club is partnering with WellnessSpace Brands and PourMyBeer to enhance the membership experience.
Center Court Pickleball Club opening in Scottsdale this summer
Center Court Pickleball Club will be opening one of its flagship facilities in Scottsdale in Scottsdale this summer. Center Court Scottsdale will be 35,000 square feet, located at the cross … more
North Scottsdale United Methodist Church extends invites families to join them for a special floral celebration honoring mothers Sunday, May 12th, at 11:00 am in the fellowship hall, 11735 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85254.
Flowers for Mother’s Day
As Mother’s Day approaches, North Scottsdale United Methodist Church extends a warm invitation to families to join them for a special celebration honoring mothers. The Mother’s Day … more
Thirty five local girls, including eight girls from Scottsdale, earned the highest honor in girl scouting, the coveted Gold Award.
Eight Scottsdale Girl Scouts earn Gold Award
The Gold Award, the highest honor in Girl Scouting, has been awarded to 35 local girls this year, including 8 girls from Scottsdale, from the Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council. The … more
Chef Zach Tyndall prepares Good Meat's cultivated chicken at the Eat Just office in Alameda, Calif.
Fountain Hills senator makes change to meat-labeling bill
PHOENIX - It will not be illegal in Arizona to call food products grown in a laboratory "meat,'' "poultry'' or "fish,'' but marketers will have to add a clear label specifying it's not from a live … more
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Tony Johnson, 64, has been a resident of Scottsdale for 30 years but he recently found himself on the streets of Scottsdale because he couldn’t find an affordable housing option
Lack of affordable housing is a big issue Valley wide
Tony Johnson may not have a roof over his head or a door to close at night, but he won’t have you calling him homeless. The 64-year-old has been out on the street for the last few months, … more
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