The bill was seen as a last-ditch effort by Axon to stay in Arizona. The company was being courted by other states to ...

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Scottsdale Councilman Barry Graham will be investigated by an independent panel, stemming from his role in funding for a sidewalk project.

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Gov. Katie Hobbs signed into law a controversial bill to skip a public vote on a proposed Axon development in Scottsdale.

The state Legislature passed a bill that would clear the way for Axon to build its Scottsdale headquarters. Will Arizona Gov.

Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill into law on Friday that will clear the way for the Axon Scottsdale development near Loop 101 and Hayden Road.

Gov. Hobbs signed SB1543, a bill that would allow tech company Axon to avoid a referendum election and clear the path for the company to build a new headquarters.