Phoenix-area drivers will face closures and detours on major freeways, including parts of US 60 and I-10, from March 21-24 due to ADOT's improvement projects.

ADOT announced the winners of the Name-A-Snowplow Contest, with names like "CTRL + SALT + DELETE" and "Blizzard of Oz" chosen by public vote from over 2,100 submissions.

Westbound US 60 in Arizona is closed from March 21-24 for a traffic shift, impacting routes to I-10 and Loop 101. Local on-ramps and detours are affected, with significant delays expected.

A water main break at Guadalupe and Cooper Roads in Gilbert is causing traffic reroutes and discolored water for residents; repairs are underway with the town advising on alternative routes.

Arizona Department of Transportation will implement multiple freeway closures and restrictions this weekend for improvement projects, affecting US 60, Loop 101, I-10, and Loop 202.

US 60 between Superior and Miami will face closures for bridge project blasts on March 18-20 and March 25-27 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Detours will be provided.

Upcoming roadworks in San Tan Valley will lead to traffic disruptions due to median work at major intersections, with advice to allow for extra travel time.

ADOT announces freeway restrictions in Phoenix, including overnight closures and lane reductions, from March 14-17 due to maintenance and improvement projects.

Arizona Highways magazine celebrates 100 years of showcasing Arizona's landscapes and heritage through photography and articles, now embarking on a centennial celebration.

Alvernon Way and Dodge Boulevard in Pima County will experience road work causing potential traffic disruptions on Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Lane closures and delays are expected.

The westbound Loop 202 on-ramp at Val Vista Drive in Arizona's Southeast Valley will close on March 14 for two months for reconstruction, part of a $200 million project.

Avondale begins pavement projects until 2025, handling disruptions while maintaining trash services. Lane restrictions expected; towing enforced in work zones.

Over 2.5 million Arizonans have obtained the Arizona Travel ID, necessary for TSA airport checkpoints from May 7 due to federal regulations. Residents are urged to apply soon to avoid travel disruptions.