Transportation

A bill that would ban photo enforcement systems — like ones that catch speeding vehicle license plates — heads to the House floor and, if passed, to the governor’s desk.

Dozens of former student pilots who say they racked up tens of thousands of dollars in debt for tuition are suing United Airlines and its flight school in the Arizona desert, saying it didn’t have enough teachers or aircraft to properly train and graduate its students.

Construction on Tempe’s roads recently began after community members expressed concerns over street conditions.

Through KJZZ's Q&AZ reporting project, a listener asked: "How did Bloody Basin Road get its name?" There are a few stories associated with the moniker, but one is more widely considered to be historically accurate.

Phoenix and Valley Metro say the latest rail extension project will go into operation in early June. The newest line goes from downtown Phoenix all the way to Baseline Road.

Arizona Republicans advanced a bill they say will lower gas prices in the state, but Democrats argue it won’t help.

The Scottsdale Unified School District is hosting an event this weekend in an effort to recruit more bus drivers.

The City Council approved a roundabout initiative in September 2024. The decision was part of an effort to increase safety and reduce crashes. Now, the city may cancel the roundabout and use traffic signals instead. However, the cancellation risks losing $31 million in grant money.

Budget carrier Avelo Airlines signed an agreement to fly federal deportation flights from Arizona beginning in May, according to the company, whose founder acknowledged the decision may be controversial.

The deadline to have a federally compliant travel ID for domestic flights is May 7. Bill Lamoreaux with the Arizona Department of Transportation says this deadline is likely to stick.