Weekend traffic on Western Boulevard may be disrupted due to the NCDOT moving bridge girders, causing temporary ramp closures, particularly at I-440 East Exit 2.

Bridge work on I-440 West near Glenwood Avenue will disrupt traffic, with lane closures and detours starting Saturday at 10 p.m. through early Monday.

The NCDOT announced lane closures on I-440 near Jones Franklin Road to add a new lane, with westbound traffic advised to use collector ramps at exits 1A and 1B. Drivers should stay alert for workers and traffic changes.

I-440 East near Wake Forest Road in Raleigh will close overnight for construction, with traffic rerouted via the Wake Forest Road exit from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.

A $1.2 million project initiated by the N.C. Department of Transportation will upgrade a Cumberland County intersection to improve traffic flow and safety.

NCDOT named part of I-85 "Senator Elizabeth Dole Highway" and is reconstructing roads post-Hurricane Helene. Underwater bridge inspections are also ongoing.

NCDOT publishes weekly financial reports for transparency, required by law, showing expenditures and cash reserves, with the official monthly balance determined after detailed reconciliation.

Wake Forest's 2025 Road Resurfacing Project is causing delays with ongoing concrete and asphalt works on over 60 streets, with residents being notified of parking restrictions and detour information.

Smithfield Road in Wake County will undergo nightly partial closures for resurfacing until June 20th, affecting travel from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. near I-87.

Starting July, Raleigh Water will increase monthly bills by 4.0%, affecting households across multiple cities, to fund infrastructure upgrades and maintain reliable services.

Durham County announces a new water quality project with the use of an "Algal Floway" system, emphasizing its importance for complying with state regulations and improving the aquatic ecosystem.

North Carolina's Department of Transportation awards $1 million in grants to five entities for integrating Advanced Air Mobility into local infrastructures.

Raleigh Water begins major upgrades to downtown water and sewer infrastructure, replacing pipes and repairing sewer lines to ensure reliable services.