Transportation

Road hazards, flight cancellations and closures are mounting as a winter storm moves through the Piedmont and High Country.

City officials say road crews have cleared nearly all priority routes and are gearing up for what’s next.

Complaints about large vehicles blocking residential streets prompted city leaders to approve a new $50 parking fine.

The district has already made more than $23 million in cuts, which include a reduction of over 200 positions. But it has another $13 million to go.

Next month, drivers in downtown Winston-Salem will no longer need quarters to feed the meter.

Officials are estimating about 14% of the city’s budget is at risk, given the Trump Administration's recent cuts. City Manager Pat Pate says congressional representatives didn't provide any assurances during a recent meeting.

Watauga County public schools remain closed for a third week following the devastation of Helene in western North Carolina. Officials say damaged infrastructure is one of the biggest barriers to resuming classes.

Guilford County Schools is hosting several in-person events at high schools this week to register students for transportation. Changes in bus routes and transportation service zones go into effect next school year.

The county is seeking program ideas that could help in areas such as connecting people to work or social services.

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools was awarded more than $20,000 from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction to purchase equipment to increase school bus safety.