Farragut officials announce the start of their annual street resurfacing program on September 15, affecting multiple streets with parking restrictions and potential minor disruptions to residents.

Building 3003, a remnant of the Manhattan Project at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, was demolished to make way for new developments, with the project conducted by OREM and UCOR.

The Town of Farragut begins street resurfacing on Sept. 15, affecting roads like North Campbell Station Road, with special instructions for residents.

Maryville residents along Carpenters Grade Road are without water due to a main break expected to be fixed by 1 p.m. today. The city's Water and Sewer Department is on the job.

Sevierville expects traffic congestion near Walters State Community College due to a cross country event on September 8-9 from 3:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Police advise alternative routes and caution.

TDOT announces bridge inspections in Rhea and Cumberland Counties, expecting traffic delays and lane closures, urging commuters to plan for slowdowns and obey the Move Over Law.

Kingsport is installing a new waterline on Lynn Road, causing traffic rerouting until February 2026. GRC Civil Services is in charge, with signs and flaggers to guide drivers.

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.

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.

Gatlinburg is conducting maintenance on Bruce Street, causing detours between East Parkway and Walnut Street starting Tuesday. The police advised commuters to expect delays and obey traffic signs.

Sevierville Police urge safe driving and attention on the road during Labor Day weekend, promoting their campaign with resources on avoiding speeding and distractions.