The Ogle Drive bridge in Pigeon Forge is closing for a year starting September 9th, 2025, due to modernization efforts, with a temporary bridge to help with traffic flow.

TDOT schedules maintenance on I-24 in Grundy County, with anticipated delays due to rolling roadblocks and shoulder closures for pipe repairs on eastbound lanes.

State Route 93 in Sullivan County will temporarily close for construction between Murrell Lane and SR 347 starting Friday, with detours via I-81 and I-26.

The African Union endorses the #CorrectTheMap campaign to promote accurate representation of Africa's size on world maps, urging the UN to revise map projections that diminish the continent.

The NWS in Knoxville forecasts severe weather today, sunny with a high of 82°F and a 30% chance of storms increasing to 60% tonight. The weekend may bring more showers with clearer skies expected Sunday.

Seven staff members from Monroe County Jail were indicted following the death of Elijah Isbill, a 74-year-old preacher, after being restrained for hours.

Knoxville's city council has delayed the decision on selling part of Chilhowee Park to Emerald Youth Foundation for a sports complex, seeking more input from public meetings.

Classic rock band Kansas is set to perform at Covenant Health Park in Knoxville on October 8th, with tickets available September 12th. This marks the new stadium's first concert.

The article provides an overview of traffic occurrences in Knox County during Labor Day weekend, noting crashes, DUI arrests, and law enforcement's efforts to maintain road safety.

Knoxville Area Transit offers game-day shuttles for Tennessee Volunteer fans heading to Neyland Stadium, with cashless payments via an app and Park and Ride options available.

The Knoxville Police Department increased traffic enforcement over Labor Day weekend, culminating in a fatal crash on I-40 West and 14 DUI arrests. The full report was shared to emphasize road safety.

Quantum Brilliance installs the world's first parallelized quantum processing unit cluster at ORNL, enabling advanced quantum-classical computing without the need for cryogenic conditions.

ORNL has added a Quantum Brilliance computer system onsite to explore integrating quantum computing within high-performance computing ecosystems, paving the way for advancements in scientific computing.