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NTSB/HandoutThe National Transportation Safety Board is continuing its investigation into a plane crash at Statesville Regional Airport that killed seven people, including former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, his wife and two children. -
Matt Kelley/APFederal investigators are trying to determine why a business jet carrying retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and six others crashed shortly after takeoff in North Carolina. The Cessna C550 hit light poles and trees before erupting into flames on Thursday, killing everyone on board.
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Charlotte Douglas International Airport and American Airlines are warning travelers that flight cancelations have begun at CLT, as the airport implements the FAA's flight reduction order Friday. -
Piedmont Triad International Airport is rallying community support for TSA officers and air traffic controllers missing paychecks amid the ongoing government shutdown. -
WFDD's David Ford wanted to know if the Business 40 Improvement Project achieved its goal of making the stretch between U.S. 52 and Peters Creek Parkway safer. -
North Carolina's two largest airports are not showing the video of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem blaming the government shutdown on Democrats. -
Citizen volunteers confirmed that the scenic drive is open from Virginia down to Linville Falls without interruption. -
Officials say the move will modernize the transit system and increase ridership. -
According to a news release, the airport is expected to continue operating without drastic changes. -
WFDD listener Laura Allred used to live in Greensboro and work in Asheboro. On her daily commute up and down 220, she saw big, red and black Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation, or PART, buses taking her same route, and wanted to learn more. -
The Greensboro Department of Transportation has released a draft of the Metropolitan Planning Organization's recommended project list for fiscal years 2028-2037. Residents and other interested persons are invited to review and comment on the documents through September 18. -
Greensboro is planning its next decade of road, transit, and pedestrian projects — and asking residents to weigh in.
