Union County to revamp 14+ miles of roads with a $5 million investment by the N.C. Department of Transportation; TrueRock Construction of Monroe secured the contract.

Salisbury is inviting public feedback on converting Route 3 into an on-demand microtransit service beginning January 2026 as part of the MEE NC initiative.

Mecklenburg County and The Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte began expanding the Center of Hope shelter, funded by over $3 million from ARPA, city funds, and private donations.

Gastonia partners with Peel Scooters for an electric scooter pilot program, aiming to enhance eco-friendly transit in the city. The pilot includes a new fleet and emphasizes safety and responsible riding.

Matthews seeks a representative for the MPTA to help shape Mecklenburg County's transportation future, which includes buses, rail, and micro-transit. Applications are open through November 30.

The federal shutdown leads to flight delays and cancellations at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, with staffing shortages causing temporary ground stops and reduced air traffic, affecting thousands of flights nationwide.

Downed utility lines on I-77 in Charlotte caused early morning traffic delays, with lanes reopening by around 9 a.m. No hospitalizations were reported, and the cause of the crash is under investigation.

NCDOT crews in Iredell County have completed their winter preparation dry-run to ensure readiness for snow removal when winter weather arrives, focusing on efficiency and strategic road clearing.

Hickory Police Department rolls out P.A.C.T. initiative focusing on traffic safety on 1st Avenue SW, targeting speeding, distracted driving, and promoting pedestrian caution.

Huntersville's old Town Hall parking is closed with adjustments made for new Town Hall construction, including modified driveway access and alternative parking options provided.

A vehicle crash caused significant delays on Hwy. 74 eastbound in Matthews, reducing it to one lane. The road later reopened, as updated by the Matthews Police Department.

The Statesville Police Department is undergoing expansion, including a new parking garage with completion dates set for March and August 2026, with updates provided via their social media.

NCDOT starts replacing the Linwood Road bridge in Mooresville, with R.E. Burns and Sons Co managing the $1.7 million project; completion expected by fall 2026, detours to affect local traffic.