ADOT

The day you turn 21 is one of the most important days in any American's life. It's the day you're legally allowed to buy alcohol by doing nothing more than flashing your government ID at the bartender.

Over the past few days, you may have received a text from the Arizona Department of Transportation, asking them to pay unpaid fees, or face legal action. The texts then include a link you're meant to click on with the thought that you can pay your fees through that website.

Every year, the Arizona Department of Transportation holds a contest to name the new snowplows being added to the state's force. Thousands of people submit names to be considered, which are whittled down over the course of three months.

License plates aren't exactly something you think about often. At worst, you'll have to pull the numbers from another car if they're driving recklessly, but 90% of the time, these metal identifiers go unnoticed.

I just can't stop being blinded by other drivers headlights when I'm on the road. I keep asking myself "this can't be legal", but the truth is stranger than I could have imagined...

Superman vs. Lex Luthor, Spiderman vs. Doc Ock, The Avengers vs. Thanos. All legendary battles, and struggles to fight for what's good. These pale in comparison to the fight between the Arizona Department of Transportation and State Route 92.

Taking risks, whether physical or emotional, is cathartic to many, and has led to dozens of well-known activities and events for thrill-seekers. Arizona has no shortage of these thrills, but one of the states favorites outdoor pastimes is receiving a massive blow.

ADOT has been promising to fix Highway 90 in Sierra Vista for a long time. Now it's finally on the calendar. Here's what we know!

On the back of every car here in the United States of America, rests a license plate. They vary based on state, with some being more colorful and designed than others (I'm looking at you California). Every state has different rules for how these plates must be displayed, and Arizona has a very odd requirement.

As identifiers of your personal vehicle, obviously license plates are not to be taken lightly. Even in their expiration, they can be used to commit identity fraud amongst other crimes.