Dix Park Chapel in Raleigh installed a 67.5-kW solar system, covering 45% of its annual electricity needs, contributing to the city's goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050.

Durham County Utilities Division's October 2025 newsletter details ongoing and future infrastructure projects, FAQ about construction, and provides project maps and contact information for customer service.

Daniel H. Johnson is appointed as North Carolina's Transportation Secretary, following the retirement of Joey Hopkins. His priorities include Hurricane Helene recovery and DMV reforms.

North Carolina's DMV is now allowing certified private driver education schools to conduct road tests for teen drivers, potentially reducing wait times at DMV offices.

A two-vehicle crash closed Ligon Mill Road in Wake Forest. One person was hospitalized with minor injuries and the road has reopened. Causes and damage assessment remain undisclosed.

Wake Forest honored three restoration projects at the Anthemion Awards, highlighting efforts by local partners to preserve the town's historical heritage.

Durham residents are invited to help select 75 key projects out of 150 aimed at improving non-motorized transportation, following an initial consultation where nearly 2,000 shared input on enhancing walking and biking routes.

Chapel Hill Police Department has moved into a new, state-of-the-art headquarters, focusing on officer wellness and community relations, leaving behind their old problematic building.

Wake Forest is planning a new skate park and pump track, with a public meeting scheduled for September 30 to solicit community input on the project's design and facilities, which will also include basketball and fitness courts.

Wake Forest is holding a public meeting to gather input on a new skate park and pump track, after securing land and a grant, and hiring New Line Skatepark Inc. for design and construction.

The N.C. Turnpike Authority's Complete 540 Phase 1 is a finalist for a national transportation award and could win a $10,000 prize for charity with online votes.

Governor Stein highlights North Carolina's progress in recovering from Hurricane Helene, with most infrastructure repaired and programs to aid local governments and businesses in place.

East Juniper Avenue has reopened after the Dunn Creek Culvert Replacement Project was completed, enhanced by ARPA funds, and featuring new culverts, a multi-use path, and roadway improvements.