The Arizona Department of Transportation's Safety Message Contest entered its voting phase, with 10 finalists chosen from over 2,500 entries, to promote road safety.

Southbound I-17 at Jomax Road in north Phoenix will be closed for pavement upgrades from the evening of August 16 until the morning of August 19. Traffic will be detoured via the I-17 ramps at Jomax Road.

ADOT announces daytime road closures on State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon, Arizona, for rockfall mitigation from August 19-23, prompting detours to I-17 and SR 179.

The I-10 westbound closure in Phoenix, for Broadway Curve improvements, will happen from August 16-19, affecting various ramps and routes. Detours are provided.

Peoria is set to overhaul roads like Arrowhead Fountains Center Drive starting April 2025, with construction at night from April to October, potentially disrupting traffic.

ADOT invites Maricopa residents to discuss State Route 347 improvements at a public meeting, highlighting lane expansions and bridge developments aimed at traffic relief.

The Loop 101 ramp at Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd in Scottsdale will be closed for 60 days for a freeway widening project.

A serious crash on I-17 near Camelback Road in Phoenix closed southbound lanes, with at least one person seriously injured; the reopening time is unknown.

ADOT announces SR 89A closures in Oak Creek Canyon for rockfall mitigation, affecting travelers between mileposts 387 to 390 with scheduled closures starting August 15.

McCulloch Boulevard in Lake Havasu City will close at night for waterline works from Capri Lane to Smoketree Avenue, with detours via Mesquite and Swanson.

ADOT is making rapid progress on interim repairs to a damaged portion of SR 88, with plans to reopen it for high-clearance four-wheel drive vehicles by September.

Westbound Interstate 10 in Phoenix will be closed between US 60 and SR 143 for the weekend for bridge construction, impacting drivers and requiring detours.

The US 191 overpass on I-10 near Willcox has been rebuilt after a collapse, with the Arizona Department of Transportation completing the $5.3 million project.