Scottsdale news for the week of Sept. 16

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.

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.

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.