Axon may leave Arizona if SB 1543 fails; CEO cites growth needs and local group TAAAZE resists housing density.

Harold Back, who is blind, has to walk in the street. But now plans to put in a sidewalk have stalled in Scottsdale, ...

Mayor Lisa Borowsky is expected to hold a press conference to further outline her position on the future of Axon’s presence ...

Axon CEO Rick Smith says his company will leave Arizona if Senate Bill 1543 fails in the state legislature. A residential ...

The CEO of Scottsdale-based taser company Axon says he will leave Arizona if a new bill that allows major companies building ...

The AI software can save officers time, getting them back out onto the street. But civil rights advocates warn of potential ...

The Parque is one of a handful of mega mixed-use projects in North Scottsdale taking advantage of abundant land just north of Loop 101, according to the Business Journal. Axon Enterprise ...

Scottsdale's largest collection of resort villas is introducing a new look and new amenities in time for spring break. The Villas at Hilton Scottsdale Resort, part of the Hilton Scottsdale Resort ...

Danny Seiden, CEO of Arizona's largest business trade group, discuss the economic impact of President Trump's first two months Judge blocks Trump's use of 1798 law to speed up deportations – but ...

PHOENIX — Construction of a new north Scottsdale sustainable luxury housing project broke ground on Thursday. The high-end complex called Paloma will be built near McDonald Drive and Hayden Road.

This would bypass the November Scottsdale City Council approval of Axon’s rezoning request. Then, the state bills threaten to cancel the demand for a Scottsdale vote, upholding the City Council ...