The Biden-Harris Administration will send over $100 million in emergency relief funds for roads and bridges in North Carolina affected by Hurricane Helene, the U.S. Department of Transportation ...

Additional funds needed to repair damage in North Carolina will be supported by the Emergency Relief program through nationwide funding allocations, according to the Department of Transportation.

Newsworthy Women. $100 Million to Repair Helene-Damaged Roads and Bridges in Western North Carolina. Posted: October 11, 2024 | Last updated: October 11, 2024 ...

North Carolina Department of Transportation crews are in the midst of repairing a washed-out bridge and several roads that connect Bat Cave to other parts of the state.Throughout U.S. Highway 64 ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - The Biden-Harris administration announced it’s sending $100 million in emergency relief funding to the North Carolina Department of Transportation to repair roads and ...

NORTH CAROLINA, USA — The Federal Highway Administration announced $352.6 million in emergency funding Tuesday to repair roads and bridges damaged by Hurricane Helene in Tennessee and North ...

An important deadline is approaching for Western North Carolina property owners impacted by Hurricane Helene. Local officials are encouraging residents to register for the Private Road and Bridge ...

While roughly 80% of recovery costs for Western North Carolina's roads is expected to be covered by the federal government, remaining funding could lead to road repair delays.

A North Carolina company has been rebuilding private roads and driveways damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Helene at no cost as recovery efforts continue.Precision Grading owner Jake Jarvis could ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- On Wednesday, Senate Bill 382 officially became law in North Carolina, providing hundreds of millions in new Hurricane relief funding for western North Carolina in the wake ...

The cost of building roads is skyrocketing, and it’s leading to big delays for highway expansions in North Carolina. That’s ...