Closures on Loop 101 in Scottsdale and off-ramp at Loop 202 in Chandler are planned for infrastructure improvements, with ADOT advising alternative routes.

ADOT warns about scam texts using its logo, falsely claiming unpaid traffic citations, and advises deleting them, as actual fines are not collected this way.

Peoria, AZ announces roadwork at Happy Valley Road and Vistancia Boulevard beginning in August, including additional left turn lanes and traffic signal installations, with expected completion by October.

A multi-agency traffic enforcement operation in Yavapai County resulted in 69 stops, 44 speed-related citations, and 5 arrests for various criminal charges.

Arizona enters a deal to enhance broadband along highways, with eX² Technology and Wecom Fiber boosting connectivity for local households and businesses.

ADOT has finished a westbound Interstate 10 climbing lane in Benson to improve traffic safety and flow, featuring an extended third lane, new lighting, signage, and pavement sealing.

BNSF railway has scheduled an emergency closure of the Parks railroad crossing from July 25-28 for repairs, with a detour adding 19 miles to journeys.

ADOT seeks public input on the North-South Corridor's proposed State Route 505 in Pinal County, starting environmental and engineering studies for the project.

Firefighters have increased containment of the White Sage Fire to 31%, with the fire's size at 58,639 acres. The efforts continue with caution due to forecasts of drier weather ahead.

Arizona's ADWR approved a first-ever groundwater transfer to Buckeye and Queen Creek, enabling 10,926 acre-feet of water annually to support these communities.

ADOT advises Phoenix drivers of lane restrictions and closures related to construction projects on Loop 101, Loop 202, and Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard from July 18-21. No full freeway closures are expected.

Flagstaff announces road closures for repairs starting next week, with traffic disruptions on Beulah Blvd and other streets.

ADOT completed a new $9.7 million bridge over the San Pedro River on State Route 80, designed to serve the region for 75 years and accommodate daily traffic flow.