Whats Up Tucson - Crash on I-10 eastbound at Palo Verde....

💔 Heartbreaking News 🗞️ 🚨 🕊️ Tragic crash in San Bernardino, Inland Empire, California: A Chevrolet Tahoe plunged over 100 feet off the westbound 210 Freeway overpass at the 215 interchange late Saturday night, January 10, 2026. 🚨 Reported by KTLA5 News @ktla5news , Jennifer McGraw @jennmcgraw and OnScene TV @onscenetv , - The driver, identified as 33-year-old Cardale Boone of Los Angeles, was pronounced dead at the scene by authorities. A passenger was transported to a hospital with injuri

From Tucson to Yuma and points beyond across Southern Arizona, highway improvement work is happening. Featured in this video area: 🔹The reopening of the Orange Grove traffic interchange on I-10 in Tucson 🔹Work to repair SR 386, the highway to Kitt Peak Observatory 🔹A freshly-paved US 95 north of Yuma 🔹A pavement rehabilitation project on SR 86 | Arizona Department of Transportation

That’s right, the interchange for I-10 and Orange Grove in Tucson is open again to traffic! Closed since April 2023, the $171 million reopened this month with wider entrance and exit ramps to enhance safety and reduce delays. And new I-10 bridges provide higher clearance for traffic flowing underneath on Orange Grove Road. Next, crews will move on to the last major element of the project: creating a new access to I-10 by extending Sunset Road east of I-10 to River Road. That will involve buildin

53K views · 845 reactions | Mountain Views of Tucson from the I-10 Freeway #fypシ #fyp #tucson #trending #Arizona | Spotted In Tucson | Facebook

Heads up, Tucson. Ongoing construction on I-10 means fewer lanes and tighter shoulders. For our crews, that reduced space makes it harder — and more dangerous — to reach emergencies quickly. Tucson Fire is asking all motorists to slow down, stay alert, and give plenty of room when you see emergency vehicles. A few extra seconds of caution on your part can make all the difference when lives are on the line. | Tucson Fire Department

165 reactions · 11 comments | CONSTRUCTION UPDATE Progress continues on the new Station 14. The old station has served southwest Tucson for more than 50 years, and while it’s seen a lot of action, it’s time for a modern upgrade. The new Station 14 will better support our crews and help us serve the community for decades to come. Assistant Chief Paul Moore with this construction update. | Tucson Fire Department | Facebook