Construction on Genesis Highway affects access to Catoosa WMA's Genesis Campground; TWRA suggests alternative routes for visitors during roadworks through October.

Alcoa Highway northbound lanes will be closed between John Sevier Highway and UT Medical Center for rock blasting from October 4, with detours via I-140 and local routes.

TDOT announces lane closures on I-40 West in Roane County due to Lawnville Road bridge repair, affecting traffic around-the-clock from September 26-29.

I-275 in Knox County will have intermittent lane closures due to construction, including a full bridge shutdown over the weekend as per TDOT announcement.

TDOT announces bridge inspections leading to lane closures on state routes in Putnam and Cumberland Counties, which will affect traffic next week on two I-40 bridges.

Knoxville's Stormwater Engineering division is repairing a sinkhole on Dandridge Ave, causing the westbound lane near Williams Creek Golf Course to close through Thursday. Drivers are advised to find alternative routes.

Maryville's Raulston Road reopens, while Cochran Road closes for widening. Traffic patterns adjust and an All-Way STOP will be implemented during Phase III of construction.

Cherokee Orchard Road in Gatlinburg will close for emergency slope repairs starting September 22, lasting about two weeks. Blalock Construction will handle the project.

TDOT announces routine bridge inspections on SR 1 in Cumberland County, leading to lane reductions and expected delays on September 16 from 8-11 a.m., weather permitting.

Mavis Lane in Maryville is closed for a water line project from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm; drivers should find alternative routes.

Maryville City has announced a temporary closure of Carpenters Grade Road for water main construction, advising residents to seek alternative routes and contact the Water & Sewer Department for assistance.

KATS is adding a new bus route in Kingsport on September 29, enhancing connectivity with strategic points, following service expansions. A free fare period will promote the launch.

Knoxville considers a long-term replacement for the historic 127-year-old Gay Street Bridge alongside ongoing repairs, aiming for a sustainable, pedestrian-friendly future.