Amy Elliott

Raleigh

Anchor and Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News Central NC

Anchor and Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News Coastal NC

Anchor/MMJ @SpecNews1RDU🗒📺 [email protected] Avid runner 🏃‍♀️ reader📚 lover of pop culture🎭🎤 Opinions and RTs do not reflect employer.

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Articles

Some N.C. dealerships are using AI to streamline the car inspection process

3 weeks ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

RALEIGH, N.C. — While car inspections are necessary for North Carolina drivers, many sometimes find them to be a hassle. It may become an easier task, however, thanks to artificial intelligence.
Real ID deadline approaching in North Carolina

1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

RALEIGH, N.C. — The deadline to get your NC REAL ID is fast approaching. On May 7, a Real ID or a passport will be required to board a plane or enter certain federal buildings or sites.
New app aims to improve traffic safety around N.C. State

1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

RALEIGH, N.C. — A new traffic app aims to make streets surrounding N.C. State University safer.
New Triad to Danville bus service launches

2 months ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

GREENSBORO, N.C. — A newly launched bus route is giving some North Carolinians easier travel to Virginia.
Organizers propose Durham-to-Roxboro Rail Trail

2 months ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

DURHAM, N.C. — If you’ve ever wanted to walk from Durham to Roxboro, you may be in luck. The trail connects Durham County to Person CountyThe trail would be 26 miles long and follow an old CSX railroadSeveral groups are involved in the planning Several agencies, including Durham County, Triangle West Transportation Planning Organization, City of Durham Parks and Recreation, North Carolina Department of Transportation and East Coast Greenway Alliance are organizing the project.
ITRE continues to make strides in transportation research

Jan 21, 2025 | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

RALEIGH, N.C. — The Institute for Transportation Research and Education continues to make great strides when it comes to providing training and data in North Carolina. ITRE is located on N.C. State's campus and utilizes roughly 100 university students along with a staff of about 50 people. The director of ITRE, Billy Williams, says they work with everyone from people just getting into the industry to transportation executives.
N.C. Ale Trail by Rail highlights craft brewers across the state

Dec 16, 2024 | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

RALEIGH, N.C. — If you like riding the train and frequenting craft breweries, a new collaboration may be for you.
Raleigh restaurant owner defies the odds

Nov 2, 2024 | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

RALEIGH, N.C. - November holds a special significance for Michael Thor, co-owner of Whiskey Kitchen in Raleigh. This month marks 9 years since a motorcycle crash left him paralyzed due to a spinal cord injury. Despite his health challenges, he makes a point to stay positive and share his own ups and downs on social media to help others.
NCDOT's Fall Litter Sweep underway

Sep 24, 2024 | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

RALEIGH, N.C. — The North Carolina Department of Transportation's Fall Litter Sweep event is underway. What You Need To Know The Fall Litter Sweep encourages volunteers to pickup litter 11.3 million pounds of litter was picked up in North Carolina last yearVolunteer events will take place throughout the state until Sept.
NCDMV trains bus drivers

Aug 27, 2024 | spectrumlocalnews.com | Amy Elliott

RALEIGH, N.C. — The North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles works throughout the year to certify as many school bus drivers as possible. Spectrum News 1 caught up with one classroom of future bus drivers over the summer in Greensboro, including student Jimmie Watts. “I retired back in 2017. I’ve worked at various small jobs, but I’ve always wanted to be a school bus driver,” Watts said.