inMaricopa.com Meeting Friday in Holbrook, the State Transportation Board voted to adopt the Arizona Department of Transportation’s 2017-2021 Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program. On the
By Hayley Ringle | Phoenix Business Journal It’s not quite KITT from “Knight Rider” but a Valley tech company has debuted the first self-driving vehicle that can talk
InMaricopa.com By Ethan McSweeney The Maricopa City Council approved an agreement with the Arizona Department of Transportation on Tuesday for the design of the planned
By Gabriela Rico | Arizona Daily Star Options for a new interstate in Arizona were presented to a packed audience Wednesday during the first public
China will not build L.A.-to-Vegas rail line — U.S. company calls the deal off Presidential race, Donald Trump and future of the GOP looms over
The train that saved Denver California physicians are skeptical as aid-in-dying law goes into effect 11 years after state takeover, residents of polygamous towns gain
KTAR Interstate 10 runs through eight states including Arizona and has just been ranked the country’s most dangerous highway. An AutoInsuranceCenter.com study found that the
ADOT conducts field investigations at sites with cultural, historic significance (Editor’s note: News releases are published unedited, unless they contain factual errors.) PHOENIX –
By Jeff Grant | Daily News-Sun and yourwestvalley.com The Glendale City Council, in a 4-3 vote, has endorsed a plan to extend Valley Metro’s light-rail
Despite increased federal funding, overall program trends downward By Rebekah Morris for Arizona Builder’s Exchange Don’t hit the panic button yet: most of the drop
By Robby Gal | Casa Grande Dispatch Bringing Coolidge Municipal Airport into the city has been a priority of the mayor and city council for
By Samantha Witherwax | Cronkite News Larry Ward thinks the fees that airlines charge are “absurd,” but the Fountain Hills resident is no more enthusiastic
By Brenna Goth | The Republic Lawyers representing opponents of the South Mountain Freeway and the transportation agencies they’re suing to stop the project debated
By Maria Polletta | The Republic Preliminary construction work on the next leg of Mesa’s light-rail line could begin as soon as August, according to
In March, when officials with the Arizona Department of Transportation started calling Maricopans who own land that is possibly in the path of the upcoming
KTAR The Arizona Department of Transportation, along with the Federal Highway Administration, have asked a court to dismiss lawsuits challenging the South Mountain Freeway. In
By Amy B. Wang | The Arizona Republic Solar Impulse 2, a solar-powered airplane making its way around the world, made its long-awaited stop in
The Arizona Department of Transportation is seeking $109.5 million through two highly competitive federal grant programs. With $800 million available through the U.S. Department of
By Darrell Jackson | The Glendale Star After Glendale City Council discussed changes to the proposed light rail planned for downtown Glendale, Valley Metro planners
Senate Federal Aviation Budget A yes vote was to start debate on a bill authorizing Federal Aviation Administration programs. Voting 98 for and none against,
By Phil Riske | Senior Reporter/Writer State and railroad company officials are expected to meet next month on a proposed rail switchyard on state trust
By Paul Giblin | The Arizona Republic Valley Metro transit planners are re-examining a light-rail route to downtown Glendale after City Council members expressed concerns
By Parker Leavitt | The Arizona Republic A divided Scottsdale City Council on Tuesday quashed plans for three potential light-rail routes along Scottsdale and McDowell
By Daniel C. Vock | Governing Transportation planners in Denver face an increasingly familiar problem for booming cities in the South and West: Their surging
KTAR As you zip down the street on your daily commute, there is a chance the car next to you may be driving itself. Google
By James Hodl | CopperArea.com North-South Corridor linking U.S. 60 with Interstate 10 is biggest project in PRTA proposal An effort to sell Pinal County
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By Caroline Bologna | Huffington Post For some couples, an election can be the straw that breaks the camel’s back. In the aftermath of the 2024
By William Harwood | CBS News With President-elect Donald Trump and newly-minted efficiency czar Elon Musk looking on, SpaceX launched the world’s most powerful rocket on its sixth test flight Tuesday,
By NBC News New York prosecutors told the judge who presided over Donald Trump’s hush money trial Tuesday that his sentencing should be postponed while the
By Mitchell Koch | AZ Family The frustration with Arizona’s drawn-out elections process is well-known, and one official is hoping to change that. On Monday, Maricopa
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Phoenix, AZ— Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin of District 2 announced today a series of election administration reforms that will expedite the tabulation of ballots with the goal
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