NCDOT, Western North Carolina
NCDOT’s Jen Goodwin discusses the latest updates on the cleanup and devastation caused by Hurricane Helene.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) announced they will start on a project to replace the pipes and to ...
The North Carolina Department of Transportation announced the reopening of N.C. 89 in Stokes County. The highway had been damaged by a severe storm in January. After a significant washout, NCDOT ...
Tropical Storm Helene hit North Carolina hard last week, causing major flooding and lots of damage to roadways across the ...
The scale of destruction from Hurricane Helene coupled with the mountain terrain mean crews haven’t made it to many places.
Slash Creek Bridge Replacement Project to Begin Monday; N.C. 12 Resurfacing to Begin in Corolla Monday; Pipe Replacements, Resurfacing Coming to Whalebone Junction; Slash Creek Br ...
Crews are currently assessing the damage after Helene made interstates and main highways impassible in some areas.
The washed-out interstate is but one among many roads closed in Western N.C., as the state has issued a travel ban in that ...
Hurricane Helene washed out the interstate in Western North Carolina, as state officials have closed all roads in Western N.C ...
From the Tennessee state line to about mile marker 4 of Interstate 40, the two eastbound lanes are either gone or partially ...
NCDOT is making safety improvements on Memorial Drive starting Monday. The work will be in-between O’Hagan place to 5th ...
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