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Spend a few minutes with Garin Groff and host Doug Nintzel and you'll be up to date on a project replacing the US 60 Queen Creek and Waterfall Canyon bridges east of the Valley.
Whether you’re celebrating the Fourth of July holiday with hot dogs and barbecue, attending a fireworks show or spending time with family and friends, we want to remind Arizonans to designate a driver or have a game plan of how you’re...
The Arizona Travel ID and other forms of federally compliant identification such as a valid U.S. passport, make it easier to fly to your favorite American locations for this holiday to see a small town parade, big city fireworks or other American traditions.

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For basic customer-to-customer transactions, you can now transfer titles online at ServiceArizona.com.
Tall pine trees are featured in this week's "Where in AZ??" challenge.
A new Arizona Highways guidebook is available for hikers, weekend warriors and others who love the outdoors.
A 1971 public meeting in Globe to discuss a new route for US 60/70 is one example of ADOT's commitment to public comments on its projects.
If you've recently visited the MVD and have wondered why you can't find a chair, this blog post will answer your question.
In this blog, the second remembering cartoonist and Arizona resident Bill Keane, we take a closer look at the cartoon itself.
Jeffy said it best (or was it Billy, Dolly or PJ?): "Don't get dead." National Transportation Week draws focus to safe driving.
This is a more unusual location for "Where in AZ??" and we're counting on our readers to pinpoint this location.
ADOT crews take extra steps as they work on the historically significant road, State Route 88.
After hibernating for the winter, State Route 67 reopens May 15 from Jacob Lake to the Grand Canyon North Rim.