NCDOT is close to completing the naming of 23 bridges after previously uncommemorated fallen state troopers, with the project expected to be finished by the end of 2025.

Raleigh Water will remove permit blocks for construction drawings starting October 2025, introducing a simplified review process and a new permit number format to expedite development.

New license plate agency opens in Kitty Hawk, NC on Sept. 4, offering vehicle registration and title services.

Wake Forest nears completion of a road resurfacing project, addressing over 60 streets, with the last phase including asphalt work, full depth patching, and ADA ramp updates.

The North Carolina Museum of History in Raleigh begins an extensive renovation, expanding by 40,000 square feet, enriching exhibits, and improving infrastructure.

Raleigh's network of over 700 traffic signals is highly coordinated, with remote timing adjustments, backup batteries, and responsive sensors to efficiently manage traffic flow.

NC12 on Ocracoke Island reopens after Hurricane Erin, with a caution for travelers due to residual sand and water. Ferry service resumes with an amended schedule.

NCDOT has reopened NC12 on Pea and Hatteras islands to locals, with visitor access set to resume shortly. The road still shows signs of water and sand despite efforts to clear it.

Dare County announces the phased re-entry for Hatteras Island and NC 12 reopening at noon, with full public access resuming Sunday at 5 a.m., despite ongoing caution for residual sand and water on the road.

The new roundabout at White Oak, Hebron Church, and Ackerman Road in Garner opens August 26, with officials urging caution during the ongoing construction.

A fire in downtown Carrboro led to E. Main Street being closed, causing traffic delays and smoke. The cause is under investigation; authorities advise avoiding the area.

Wake Forest announces overnight lane closures on Retail Drive from August 25 to 28 due to the 2025 Road Resurfacing Project, affecting traffic between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m.

NCDOT warns against travel as Hurricane Erin nears North Carolina, with potential for road damage and flooding; crews are prepared, and ferry services have been suspended.