Greensboro rethinks downtown parking as needs change following pandemic
Greensboro could see changes to its downtown parking in the coming year as city officials respond to new needs.
Transportation
DMV expands hours, offers more services online to cut wait times
The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles is offering more services online and expanding hours in some locations to shorten wait times.
N. Carolina driver license requirements for youths changing
The mandatory supervised driving period in North Carolina for young people before they can drive by themselves will be scaled back permanently after Gov.
Major road project begins on Blue Ridge Parkway
A major infrastructure project on the Blue Ridge Parkway will lead to some delays and closures for the next three years.
Trolley service coming to downtown Greensboro
Visitors and residents will soon be able to hop on a trolley to get around downtown Greensboro.
Aircraft maintenance company plans expansion at PTI
An aircraft maintenance company has announced an expansion near Piedmont Triad International Airport. TAT Piedmont Aviation plans to create 85 jobs as it increases its services.
One dead in small plane crash near border of Guilford and Randolph counties
One person was killed and another critically injured when an experimental plane they were in crashed in southeastern Guilford County.
85 bridges found to be in 'poor condition' in Guilford and Forsyth counties
Several bridges are in poor condition in the Triad, according to the latest National Bridge Inventory data. But state officials say that doesn’t necessarily mean they are unsafe.
State officials encourage safe driving during Work Zone Awareness Week
It’s Work Zone Awareness Week in North Carolina, and the message from state officials is to “slow down, pay attention, and don’t drive distracted.” They’re asking that motorists pay particular atte
New bill would roll back emissions testing requirements in North Carolina
Senate Bill 341 proposes to reduce most car inspections to every other year rather than annually and eliminate emission tests in all counties but Mecklenburg.