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Arizona officials refer to a notoriously congested stretch of desert highway through tribal land as the Wild Horse Pass Corridor, a label that's less about horses than the bustling casino by the same name located just north of where the interstate constricts to four lanes.

Advocates for highway construction are concerned projects are getting shortchanged in the competition for grant money under the new law.

Arizona officials refer to a notoriously congested stretch of desert highway through tribal land as the Wild Horse Pass Corridor, a label thats less about horses than the bustling casino by the same name located just north of where the interstate constricts to four lanes.

A new U.S. federal infrastructure law has led to competition for grant money among state and local officials. The Biden administration has been favoring repair projects over expansion or construction, leaving many wondering what the priority should be.

Arizona officials refer to a notoriously congested stretch of desert highway through tribal land as the Wild Horse Pass Corridor, a label that's less about horses than the bustling casino by the same name located just north of where the interstate constricts to four lanes.

Advocates for highway construction are concerned their projects are getting shortchanged in the competition for grant money under the new infrastructure law

Advocates for highway construction are concerned their projects are getting shortchanged in the competition for grant money under the new infrastructure law.

Arizona officials refer to a notoriously congested stretch of desert highway through tribal land as the Wild Horse Pass Corridor, a label that's less

Arizona officials refer to a notoriously congested stretch of desert highway through tribal land as the Wild Horse Pass Corridor, a label that’s less about horses than the bustling casino by the same name located just north of where the interstate constricts to four lanes. With the Gila River Indian

Advocates for highway construction are concerned their projects are getting shortchanged in the competition for grant money under the new infrastructure law