TDOT is closing I-275 in Knox County for bridge replacement work, using detours via I-40 and I-640. This will cause weekend traffic disruptions but employs Accelerated Bridge Construction to minimize impact.

Sevierville Police announce a lane closure on Main Street for electric system expansion work, advising drivers to expect delays and seek alternate routes.

Interstate 75 in Hamilton County will have lane closures for bridge work starting July 8, as per TDOT. Delays are expected, and police will direct traffic. Drivers are urged to check for updates and comply with the Move Over Law.

Knoxville Police heightened patrols during the 4th of July, resulting in no fatal crashes and seven DUI arrests, ensuring roadway safety during the holiday.

Oak Ridge is inspecting northeast-side water service lines in July, checking material types in meter boxes, with no need for resident presence during the process.

TDOT is closing sections of I-275 near downtown Knoxville for bridge replacement on two upcoming weekends, urging motorists to use I-40 and I-640 as detours. Upgrades include a new bridge and improved clearance and paths.

Knoxville's $60 million pedestrian bridge project continues despite federal spending cuts, with confirmed federal support and local funds, enhancing connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists.

I-275 in Knox County will be closed for bridge replacement using ABC methods from July 11-14, impacting traffic and requiring use of alternative routes.

Morristown officials announce traffic plans for the July 4th event at Cherokee Park, with road closures and strict exit routes to ensure safety and manage congestion.

Johnson City Public Works will begin a milling and paving project in the Tree Streets neighborhood on July 7, causing traffic disruptions but promising smoother roads upon completion.

Maryville's water service will be temporarily interrupted on Cochran Road between Forest Hill and Raulston Road from 9-11 a.m. for water line relocation.

I-40 near the TN-NC border reopened with limited lanes after flood cleanup by TDOT crews. Travelers are advised to be cautious and stay updated on conditions.

Sewer repair in East Memphis causes lane closures on Humphreys Boulevard and Shady Grove, expected to last two months, with a statement from city officials advising of traffic delays.