Resurfacing in Wilson will close roads and lanes through November, impacting traffic flow and possibly causing delays in local commutes.
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Skyeton, Inc. will invest $3.1M in Fayetteville, creating 162 jobs and enhancing the U.S. defense sector with its UAS manufacturing facility.
The OSA audit reveals a $8.4M cost for odd-year elections in NC, with costs varying by turnout. Mecklenburg's cost per vote was $5.83, Camden's $1,517.
Overnight ramp closures on N.C. 55 Bypass start Oct. 15 for Complete 540 Project. Expect detours; aim is to enhance Triangle connectivity and reduce congestion.
Mecklenburg County's secondary roads will see enhancements starting in 2024, boosting local connectivity and safety through a major infrastructure contract.
Pitt County's busy intersection on Main St. will switch to an all-way stop by November to improve safety and reduce accidents, impacting local traffic flow.
Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt visits Burnsville, NC, promoting small business recovery post-Hurricane Helene and boosting tourism in vibrant Western North Carolina.
Raymond Warren, 35, escaped Forsyth Correctional Center but was captured by police and correction officers at a nearby house on Indiana Avenue today.
Governor Josh Stein emphasized historic pay raises and mental health investments to support and retain NC law enforcement, enhancing public safety statewide.
Scheduled for completion by 2025, improvements aim to boost safety and connectivity, benefiting local economies and reducing congestion.