Chaney Road near Western Boulevard in Wake County is closing for grading and roadway work from January 31 until the end of March, with detours via Kent Road and Garland Drive.

NCDOT invests $16.3 million in state rail upgrades, benefitting 12 short lines and the Port of Morehead City, and leveraging a $41.5 million total project fund.

North Carolina prepares for a major winter storm with NCDOT and State Highway Patrol urging residents to finalize preparations and avoid unnecessary travel risks.

Durham, NC is replacing a waterline on Nelson Highway, requiring a detour via Crossland Drive and Celeste Circle. Residents should expect traffic changes and check the city's website for details.

NCDOT opened a new DMV office in Garland, made progress in Hurricane Helene repairs, NC By Train broke ridership records, and I-77 Exit 30 was renamed after Stephen Curry.

Raleigh's Bioenergy Recovery Project, converting waste to renewable natural gas for buses, gains further financial benefits from selling EPA environmental credits to fund city water and sewer infrastructure.

Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh is closed for sewer repairs until January 10; residents are advised to seek alternate routes.

Raleigh Water begins nighttime construction on East Martin Street for infrastructure improvements, causing detours but aiming for system reliability and to manage growth.

A gas leak in Apex closed Harwood Street and First Street, causing traffic disruptions and safety concerns for several hours, with officials advising alternative routes.

Officials inaugurated the Havelock Bypass in Craven County and finished expanding I-440. Also, 150 DMV examiners graduated, and a bridge was named after Patrolman Templeton.

The N.C. Department of Transportation plans night detours at the I-40/I-440/U.S. 1 interchange in Cary for soil testing, affecting traffic Sunday to Wednesday from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Raleigh warns of downtown parking scams involving fraudulent QR codes and urges the public to use official parking meters or the Passport app for transactions.

Tolls on North Carolina's Triangle and Monroe Expressways will rise on January 1, 2026, with small increases per trip for vehicles with NC Quick Pass.