ADOT has announced several paving projects across Arizona's high country, including stretches near Flagstaff and Kingman, expected to cause temporary delays and lane restrictions.

Peoria's 67th Avenue Corridor Improvement Project progress includes road widening and utility relocations, with some road closures and detours planned.

Peoria is starting road construction on 91st Avenue, causing closures from May 27 to June 6, with updates and assistance available via a hotline and website.

Arizona begins a wildlife overpass project on I-17 near Flagstaff, causing lane restrictions and potential traffic delays. The project aims to reduce vehicle-wildlife collisions and is funded by the Federal Highway Administration.

The westbound Loop 101 on-ramp at 35th Avenue is closed for 60 days for major reconstruction, part of a larger $140 million freeway widening project set to finish in spring 2027.

Authorities in Flagstaff, Arizona, swiftly dealt with a sick uranium ore truck driver, finding no radiation threat and no link between the illness and cargo.

Arizona will conduct the International Roadcheck on May 13-15, focusing on commercial vehicle safety and regulation compliance, particularly inspecting tires and drivers' records.

Metronet is installing fiber in Casa Grande, causing temporary traffic changes on Florence Boulevard and 6th Street starting May 12. The work requires driver caution and will last approximately two weeks.

Flagstaff is starting major roadworks at Milton Road and University Drive on Monday, leading to lane closures and detours. A hotline and dedicated website offer project updates.

Arizona's I-17 Improvement Project introduces new traffic patterns near Black Canyon City with a temporary shift of northbound traffic into flex lanes.

Valley Metro is advancing with plans for the Capitol and I-10 West light rail extensions in the Valley, seeking public input to refine the projects which are funded through state, federal, and voter-approved resources.

Pinal County overhauls Papoose Road, citing resident suggestions and demonstrating responsiveness to local input for improved safety and infrastructure maintenance.

ADOT plans to expand a section of I-10 in Tucson, aiming to improve traffic flow with a $600 million project. Public open houses on May 7 and 14 offer details and community engagement.