Torchwood Boulevard in Ogden continues to remain closed and will reopen sometime in December, according to officials with the N.C. Department of Transportation.

We’ve all had that feeling of cruising down the open road, but then all of a sudden, you find yourself slamming on the brakes when you see a police cruiser hiding on the side.

The N.C. Department of Transportation held an open house Tuesday for Columbus County residents to see proposed safety changes to U.S. 74/76 that aim to reduce crashes near the Delco community.

Wilmington City Council and community members are responding to the New Hanover County Commissioner’s vote to end their contract with WAVE Transit.

Police seek car involved in hit and run crash in Wilmington.

A look at traffic impacts due to Saturday's IRONMAN triathlon.

Crews with the N.C. Department of Transportation have plans to close ramps at an Interstate 40 interchange in Pender County to improve safety and create a smoother ride for driver.

Davis Street in Southport will be closed all day Friday, Oct. 18, while two large trees are removed.

A wreck involving a school bus delayed traffic for about an hour Wednesday morning on Carolina Beach Road.

A wreck involving a dump truck is tying up traffic at the intersection of 17th Street and Shipyard Blvd. Monday morning.

Mallory Creek Drive will be closed to through traffic beginning Monday, Oct. 14 to allow crews to repair damaged asphalt and improve drainage in several locations on the roadway.

River Road SE in Brunswick County (Hwy. 133) is shut down in both directions near Westport Drive due to a wreck Tuesday morning.

The N.C. Department of Transportation will temporarily stop traffic on U.S. 74/76 in Columbus County as part of the Hallsboro Road interchange project.

ILM officials say 4,076 passengers responded to the survey.

The Isabel Holmes Bridge is expected to open at approximately 2 p.m. with the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge to follow shortly afterward.

The N.C. Department of Transporation announced Monday that the Southport-Fort Fisher Ferry will resume service at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday.

The N.C. Department of Transporation says the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge will close to traffic for up to four nights as part of the bridge’s annual inspection.

Beginning Sept. 30, a portion of River Road will be closed for approximately six months so a large drainage culvert can be replaced and a CFPUA force main sewer line can be relocated.

A portion of Tennessee Avenue will be closed Thursday and Friday as crews make stormwater improvements in the area.

The N.C. Department of Transportation on Thursday will begin shifting traffic onto the new portion of U.S. 421 near the New Hanover-Pender county line, nearly a year after floodwaters from Hurricane Florence destroyed one of the main thoroughfares into Wilmington.

The Saturday attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities were the largest in the county’s history. While it is still uncertain who is responsible for these attacks, the United States Government has called it an attempt to impact the global economy.

A school bus was involved in a wreck Thursday morning at the intersection of the 16th Street and the Robin Hood Drive.

Northbound traffic is limited to just one lane for a portion on N. College Road after a wreck Thursday morning.

Governor Roy Cooper will be visiting the section of U.S. 421, Tuesday, that was washed out during Hurricane Florence.

According to a NCDOT tweet, the road is closed in both directions near Mount Pisgah Road SW near milemarker 20.

The Southport-Fort Fisher ferry route could resume on Oct. 1, according to the North Carolina Department of Transportation.

The work was supposed to wrap up in about two months, however, previous water restrictions in New Hanover County created delays to the utility work.

Nearly 30 miles of I-40 in Pender and Duplin counties soon will receive improvements.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation will suspend most road construction projects causing lane closures on major routes across the state during the upcoming Labor Day holiday.

Northbound traffic in the 300 block of S. 17th Street (near Ann and Nun streets) will be reduced to one lane starting at 9 a.m.

Despite budget restrictions, Pender County leaders say the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s (NCDOT) top priority project for Southeastern North Carolina will remain fully funded.

Detectives with the Wilmington Police Department are seeking the public’s help to identify a driver accused of hitting another vehicle while going the wrong way on the Isabel Holmes Bridge.

The wreck occurred just before 9:30 a.m. on Third Street near Nun Street.

A northbound lane of U.S. 421 in New Hanover County will be closed starting next week so crews with the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority can perform a water main installation.

Crews are making repairs to drainage pipes beneath Henry Street as part of a second phase of Hurricane Florence repairs to city infrastructure.

On September 3, city council members will consider designating 3rd St. from Market St. to Davis St. in honor of retired Major General Joseph A. McNeil, a Wilmington native and civil rights pioneer.

NCDOT said it initially was considering six different corridors that would have connected U.S. 17 and I-140 in Brunswick Co. to U.S. 421 near the Port of Wilmington.

A portion of Princess Street is closed Monday morning while crews work on trees along the street.

A lane was closed for about an hour before reopening just before 9 a.m.

Shortly before 7 a.m., a vehicle hit a tree and then flipped over. The vehicle landed on its top on the roadway.

The Wilmington Police Department took to Twitter to encourage drivers to stop at red lights as part of this year’s “Stop on Red” campaign.

The state Department of Transportation unveiled its proposal Monday night to extend Independence Boulevard from Randall Parkway to US 74.

A $22 million project to widen and improve Kerr Avenue is scheduled to be wrapping up soon.

The N.C. Department of Transportation maintenance crews will close a portion of Old Fayetteville Road in Leland for two days next week.

Training is taking place on the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge this week.

The funds will reimburse the NCDOT for emergency response and protective measures.

ASecureLife.com’s study Summer Travel Tips: The Most Dangerous Highways in Each State analyzed traffic fatality reports for the months of May through September from 2015 to 2017.

Both the Isabel Holmes Bridge and the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge are scheduled to open for a ship Monday morning.

When work begins on Monday, July 29, the road will be closed in both directions between Vinegar Loop and Sidney-Cherry Grove roads.

A portion of NC 20 in Bladen County has reopened after being closed for more than an hour due to a wreck.

Crews with the City of Wilmington will begin paving Adams St. on Monday, July 22.

Independence Blvd. would be extended by 1.7 miles from Randall Parkway to U.S. 74 (Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway).

The city of Whiteville will temporarily close the southbound lanes of U.S. 701 at the intersection with Washington Street beginning Tuesday night.

Crews will be installing communications cable and conduit to “improve communication services at the Traffic Operations Center in Brunswick and New Hanover counties,” officials say.

The work is expected to wrap up in about a month.

Called the Private/Public Tidal Containment Initiative, the plan is to update tidal flow barriers and containment facilities, such as bulkheads.

The City of Wilmington said in a news release Tuesday the combination of a privately funded project in the same area and the city's 2014 transportation bond project helped better coordinate the work and sped up improvements.

The City of Whiteville said in a news release the closure will begin at 9 p.m. Wednesday and the road should reopen at 6 a.m. on Thursday.