Axon's president claims the Taser manufacturer 'put a great deal on the table' to appease Scottsdale. As if 1,700 apartments ...

To stave off that prospect, Axon turned to the state Legislature and advocated for Senate Bill 1543. The measure, which Gov. Katie Hobbs signed in April, allows developers to construct apartments and ...

Axon first pitched a proposal in August to build nearly 2,000 apartment units near its planned headquarters in north Scottsdale, on Hayden Road south of Loop 101. As it stands, apartments are not ...

Axon, after successfully lobbying for a law overriding Scottsdale residents' right to vote on its proposed headquarters expansion, now portrays itself as the victim. Scottsdale City Council is ...

After nearly two decades of shaping Greater Phoenix's economic landscape, Chris Camacho is taking on a new challenge with the ...

By then, Axon will be gone. Axon, which makes Tasers and police body cameras, has been headquartered in Scottsdale since its founding in 1993, with U.S. offices in Seattle and Boston.

Scottsdale leaders have crystallized their adversity toward rentals, sending a message to developers looking to build multifamily housing.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — Axon, the company that makes Tasers and police body cameras, is halting its proposed new headquarters and housing project in north Scottsdale but said it remains ...

Axon, which has been based in Scottsdale since it was founded in 1993, is now a multibillion-dollar business. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that its CEO, Rick Smith, was paid $165 ...

Axon, one of the city's largest employers, said as much after announcing its plans to still build nearly 1,900 apartments and condos at its Scottsdale headquarters.

Axon Enterprise, Inc. is a Scottsdale-based law enforcement technology company, and it’s growing. It’s got its eyes set on expanding its headquarters on Hayden Road, south of Loop 101. Some ...