North Carolina Senate Bill 145 would use a one-cent sales tax hike to advance funding for Charlotte’s expanding transit system.
The North Carolina Railroad Company (NCRR) announced last week the launch of an economic development program company executives say will ease the path to further economic growth by boosting industrial site readiness along the 317-mile rail corridor. The aim of the Options Program is to preserve land for future industrial users and strengthen North Carolina’s...
US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy was in Haywood County Monday morning to survey the damage and recovery efforts along I-40 near the Tennessee line.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has tossed out a trial judge’s ruling favoring a private police contractor in a dispute with the state Department of Justice. The legal fight focused on the contractor’s use of blue lights while its vehicles guided traffic during Interstate 77 construction work.
Buckle up, North Carolina vehicle owners! Your auto insurance may be going up over 20% later this year.
Some of the victims in the tragic American Airlines plane crash with an Army Black Hawk helicopter over Washington DC Wednesday night, including the flight crew of the plane, were from the Charlotte area. North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein offered his condolences in a social media statement Thursday afternoon.
Lawmakers representing NC at the federal level react to plane crash at Ronald Reagan.
US Sen. Ted Budd, R-NC, along with US Sen. Thom Tillis, R-NC, have introduced a bill in the Senate that will allow public assistance funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to be used for permanent repair of private roads and bridges that Hurricane Helene destroyed.
Roads and bridges that were damaged by Hurricane Helene in late September have seen progress as work transitions from emergency to temporary to permanent repairs.
Rouzer addresses streamlining the project approval process in the first T&I hearing.
"We're looking at 1,000 days since our last snow event. In that time we have a lot of new drivers to the area, and young drivers that this will be the first time in it, so everybody just needs to be patient and then we'll get through this."
