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.

Chatham County opens Asbury and Bonlee Collection Centers for trash and recyclables; fallen trees close Crutchfield Crossroads and Siler City Swap Shops until further notice.

Durham roads closed by flooding, including Cole Mill Road and an I-85 off-ramp, have reopened. Officials remind drivers to stay alert as cleanup and assessments continue.

Durham's Southwest Durham Drive is open again after flooding from extreme weather, as announced by the Durham Police on social media. Traffic is now flowing normally.

NCDOT releases "Cash Watch Numbers" weekly to showcase financial status, highlighting cash balances, receipts, and disbursements as temporary figures that are subject to change.

NCDOT is running Operation Firecracker to curb impaired driving, reopened Chimney Rock State Park post-Hurricane Helene, dedicated bridges in honor of fallen officers, and made changes at DMV offices to manage summer heat.

Raleigh City Council approves a $28.6 million bid for a Bus Rapid Transit project to enhance public transportation along the New Bern Avenue corridor.

North Carolina increases safety violation fines up to $165,514 as of July 1, 2025, with penalties indexed to inflation, to deter workplace safety noncompliance.

North Carolina officials promote summer driving safety and warn against heatstroke risks in vehicles during peak vacation season.