Pima County will refresh pavement markings at four busy South Tucson intersections from September 16-19 during overnight hours, potentially causing minor delays.

Pima County advises drivers of upcoming roadwork on Moore Road from Sept. 16 to Nov. 11, involving repairs and traffic control during 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

Pima County in Arizona announces the opening of a new 1.5-mile segment of the Chuck Huckelberry Loop trail network, which now extends more than 33 miles along the Santa Cruz River.

Roads in Lake Havasu City at Mesquite and Rivera Boulevards will be closed for Public Works projects on the night of September 17 to improve waterlines.

New westbound I-10 lanes in Tucson to open Tuesday between Orange Grove and Ina roads, marking 60% completion of ADOT's expansion project.

The Loop 303 off-ramp to US 60 in Surprise, AZ, will be closed overnight on Sept. 12 for interchange improvements.

Tempe received a $12.5 million federal grant for road safety improvements on Baseline Road, including dedicated turn and bike lanes, to reduce crashes as part of the Vision Zero Action Plan.

Westbound Interstate 10 in Arizona will be closed between US 60 and I-17 from Sept. 6 to Sept. 9 for road work, including multiple ramp closures, affecting traffic and requiring detours.

Avondale starts intersection improvements at Buckeye and Dysart Roads on September 2, 2024, causing minor delays and intermittent northbound right lane closures from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the project expected to complete by September 20.

Interstate 17 at J.W. Powell Boulevard in Flagstaff will be closed overnight from September 9 to 12 for a bridge replacement project, with detours in place.

ADOT will be conducting freeway improvements in Phoenix, resulting in weekend detours and delays from Sept 6-9, including major closures on I-17 and I-10. The work is part of a regional plan funded by Proposition 400.

Tree removal will cause minor delays on Thornydale Road, Pima County, between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. this Thursday, with intermittent lane closures expected.

ADOT announced the addition of 18 new EV charging stations across Arizona, aiming to support electric vehicle use and reduce range anxiety by ensuring stations are no more than 50 miles apart.