Fieldcross Court, Kilpeck Lane and six other Raleigh streets are dropping from 35 to 25 mph after resident requests and staff review.

The money will fund safety improvements along stretches of Poole and Rock Quarry roads as Raleigh chases its Vision Zero goal.

Tall masts and median poles now shine along a once-dark I-440 corridor, as NCDOT weighs safety against bird-friendly dark skies.

Pittsboro says crews left holes unfilled and vaults open on top of three utility strikes in two workdays.

The Kerr Avenue Trail in Wilmington received a $2.68 million federal grant through the Surface Transportation Block Grant Direct Attributable program.

Crews are already framing walls and installing a storm drain system at the 146-soldier facility, with move-in targeted for spring 2029.

The new Lake Tabor Boat Ramp-area office gives Columbus County drivers a lifeline while Whiteville's DMV undergoes a six-month overhaul.

A Raleigh woman calling Gardner Street a 'racetrack' got a new stop sign, but the city says speeds there don't yet justify speed bumps.

A fiber line cut near RDU's tower disrupted flights, leaving travelers facing delays and uncertainty.

Blythe Construction will carry out a comprehensive rehabilitation of an I-40 stretch, with work lasting into late 2028.

Raleigh beat out every other Southeastern city in a new national driving study, but it still lags badly on infrastructure.

A public meeting Oct. 6 will detail NCDOT's underpass plan that spares homes but displaces about a dozen Cary businesses.

City officials say a new vendor deal would send citation money straight to Cumberland County Schools, not city coffers.