Mesa's Extension Road Resurfacing Project begins Sept. 29, aiming to enhance road conditions and bike safety, with completion expected by the end of the year.

ADOT announces freeway closures in Phoenix for Loop 101 and Loop 202 improvement projects from September 26-29, including lane restrictions and alternate route advisories.

ADOT won two national awards for their communication strategies on major roadway projects, praised for engaging the public through various outreach methods and innovative tools.

Arizona's US 163 sees safety upgrades, including wider shoulders and rumble strips, from a $3.1 million ADOT project.

ADOT is set to begin a pavement replacement project on State Route 70 in Safford and Thatcher on Sept. 29, with a $12.2 million budget, including ADA-compliant upgrades.

Phoenix traffic is expected to be heavy due to a Cardinals vs. Seahawks game. ADOT advises early departure and using the Loop 202 to avoid I-10 congestion. Real-time updates are available on az511.gov and the corresponding app.

Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) improvement reaches one-year mark, with a $140 million project adding lanes between I-17 and 75th Ave, set to finish in spring 2027.

Phoenix police arrested Raymond Hernandez for identity theft he committed in 2019 by using his brother's identity to evade a suspended license, following an ADOT detective’s investigation.

Tolleson will begin infrastructure upgrades on 96th Ave, with minimal water disruptions and traffic control, including a water outage on September 25 for valve replacements.

I-40 between Flagstaff and Winslow undergoes asphalt maintenance starting September 24, with lane restrictions anticipated. The work pauses in winter, ending by fall 2026.

ADOT announces freeway closures in Phoenix from Sept 19-22 for improvements, affecting I-10, US 60, and Loop 202, with detours and traffic restrictions.

Six ADOT employees received the Medal of Valor for forming a human chain to save a woman from a canal in Gila Bend, earning praise for their quick and selfless response.

ADOT announces its ninth annual safety message contest, inviting Arizona residents to submit driving safety sign ideas by Sept. 22. The community will vote on finalists, with the winners displayed on highway signs.