A water main break at Higley and Elliot Roads in Gilbert has blocked the intersection, with crews working on repairs. Local transit is affected, but water services remain stable with potential discoloration.

Arizona's AZ511 traffic system expands to include updates for the route to Puerto Peñasco, Mexico, to aid travelers during the Thanksgiving weekend. This collaboration with Sonoran officials aims to enhance cross-border travel.

Upcoming roadwork in Pima County on Snyder Road from Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 will close the road between Melpomene Way and Catalina Highway, with detours in place.

ADOT has announced freeway closures in Phoenix, Oct 25-28, for improvement projects, impacting I-10, I-17, Loop 101, and SR 51, with recommendations for alternative routes.

The Silverbell Road bridge in Pima County will be closed for construction starting early October 25th, with traffic being rerouted during a concrete pour.

The Maricopa Association of Governments approved over $4 million to improve traffic on US 60/Grand Avenue and Loop 303, targeting key intersections to reduce congestion.

ADOT announces lane restrictions on US 60 near Loop 303 in Surprise, affecting nighttime and weekend travel, and advises commuters to plan for delays.

Litchfield Park invites residents to discuss the future of Camelback Road, referencing the Southwest Valley Camelback Road Truck Study and an independent study on November 7th, 2024, at Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church.

Federal grant awards $1.87 million to Arizona's ADOT MVD to refurbish CDL test sites in Prescott, Show Low, and Yuma, aiming for safer and more consistent CDL skills assessments.

Phoenix partners with ASU to test CoolSeal 2.0, a new pavement technology that reduces street temperatures, potentially lowering road maintenance costs and offering environmental benefits.

Avondale is installing a new traffic signal at El Mirage Road and Lower Buckeye Road to improve traffic and safety, with construction set for November 2024 to March 2025.

Peoria is renovating the 67th Avenue corridor, which will involve widening the road, adding a median, bike lanes, and pedestrian paths. Work to relocate power lines begins soon, with full construction starting spring 2025.

US 60 near Apache Junction reopened after hours of closure due to a downed power line. The cause of the incident is unknown. Traffic was disrupted, with no major power outages reported.