Transportation

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge is in the process of dismissing the lawsuit against a voter-approved proposition to extend a half-cent sales tax for in-county transportation projects.

The Arizona Department of Transportation recently announced the creation of an Executive Leadership Team to study high speed rail between Phoenix and Tucson.

Maricopa County Republicans filed a lawsuit challenging Prop. 479, the transportation sales tax extension that county voters seemingly approved at the ballot this year.

After years of fighting, Phoenix and Tempe have reached a deal about future development near Sky Harbor International Airport.

Phoenix Sky Harbor’s latest traffic figures are already showing an increase from last year’s record-breaking travel.

The National Transportation Safety Board has released an initial report on an Election Day plane crash in Mesa that killed five people and left a sixth with serious injuries. The plane was heading from Falcon Field to Utah for a college basketball game.

Microchip Technology will close its semiconductor factory in Tempe in 2025, affecting about 500 workers. By shutting the plant, known as Fab 2, Microchip expects to save about $90 million annually starting in 2026.

Steven Polzin, a research professor at ASU, joined The Show to discuss how even though the number of EVs on the road is going up, they’re still a small percentage of all of the cars on the road.

Due to decreased demand in the winter months, AAA Arizona's Julian Paredes said he expects gas prices to continue dropping throughout December.

State Route 67 to Grand Canyon National Park’s North Rim is scheduled to close for the season on Monday, Dec. 2, unless snowfall warrants closing the highway earlier.