Durham, NC is stabilizing a stream to combat erosion, improve water quality, and protect infrastructure, utilizing resident input and investing $1.24 million for sustainable development.

NCDOT announces Robbins Road closure for stormwater repairs; it will affect the area near N.C. 98 from December 8-16 during specific hours, with detours via Sherron Road.

Construction on Hargett Street in Raleigh extends closure into June 2026 for new City Hall and streetscape improvements, impacting traffic but maintaining pedestrian and business access.

The City of Durham, NC, is enhancing urban sustainability through green stormwater infrastructure, involving the community in improving water management and neighborhoods.

The NCDOT has published its weekly "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" to maintain financial transparency, in line with the SL 2019-251 mandates, providing details on department expenditures.

N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles introduces new work zone driver training courses for teen and adult drivers, becoming part of the mandatory curriculum for driver education programs. A virtual course is also available.

The NCDOT named a highway after Senator Thomas F. Taft Sr. and a bridge after Patrolman Paul Williams. It also reported on hurricane season's end, noting completed and ongoing storm repairs.

NCDOT announces over $185.6 million in State Street Aid for municipalities via the Powell Bill program, aiding infrastructure improvements and recovery from Hurricane Helene.

NC By Train recorded its highest ridership in 35 years in October, with a 10% increase over the previous year and a 4% rise from January to October compared to 2024.

Wake Forest collaborates with Blue Strike Environmental to create a Sustainability Plan and invites locals to December 4 open house events to contribute to the town's green future.

Raleigh earns a Silver designation for EV readiness from the Charging Smart program, recognizing its planning and infrastructure enhancements for electric vehicles.

NC celebrated National Take a Hike Day, emphasizing economic benefits of its trail network and promoting statewide access through a NCDOT and Great Trails State Coalition video.

Temporary traffic stops on US 70 are scheduled for the Complete 540 project, lasting 10 minutes each, twice daily from November 17-21, between Auburn-Knightdale Road and TV Tower Road.