NCDOT installed new slope monitors along I-40 and recognized workers for their post-Hurricane Helene efforts, while also launching campaigns for bridge strike prevention and against speeding.

Brick Street in Wake Forest will be closed for paving on Monday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., affecting the stretch between North White Street and Brewer Avenue.

The NCDOT has released its latest financial status report, adhering to state law requiring weekly updates to ensure transparency and accountability for transportation spending.

Bridge construction is ongoing at Elk River Falls due to Hurricane Helene damage, with a temporary bridge in place until completion in 2026. Visitors should exercise caution.

Wake Forest's 2025 Road Resurfacing Project progresses, with milling and paving upcoming on streets such as Brick Street and Ledyard Court. The town advises of temporary parking restrictions and detours.

I-40 East in Orange County will have night closures between off and on ramps of Old NC-86 due to bridge construction. Detours are available with updates on DriveNC.gov.

North Carolina's Governor’s Highway Safety Program has launched "Speeding Catches Up With You" to combat speeding and aggressive driving, with enhanced enforcement until July 27.

Raleigh's Hillsborough Street and Beryl Road will have overnight closures for bridge work near I-440, with detours via Method Road and Blue Ridge Road.

Smith Creek Soccer Center Field 1 in Wake Forest is closed for maintenance to install a new irrigation system, with a reopening expected in mid-August.

A new pedestrian bridge installation over Black Creek will close Cary Parkway for 7 days, with detours via Norwell Blvd, Weston Parkway, and Harrison Avenue.

Wake County intensifies its efforts to uphold living standards in its manufactured home communities through biannual inspections, focusing on public health and reliable services, especially in the high-demand summer season.

Governor Josh Stein visited Asheville Regional Airport, promoting the "Rediscover the Unforgettable" campaign to encourage tourism in Western North Carolina post-Hurricane Helene.

Raleigh's East Edenton Street will have lane closures from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily between July 21 and August 29, with parking restrictions but no service disruptions expected.