Sevierville drivers should expect lane closures on northbound Parkway due to construction near Bruce Street from March 20-21, with potential traffic delays.

State Route 81 in East Tennessee reopens after months of closure due to Hurricane Helene's damage, providing relief to locals with over 5,400 vehicles benefiting from the restored connection.

Morganton Road at William Blount Drive in Maryville has reopened after a serious car crash was cleared, with the Blount County Sheriff's Office thanking the public for their patience.

McGhee Tyson Airport adjusts traffic patterns and parking access during Spring Break, focusing on safety and efficiency for the expected increase in passengers.

Kingsport Area Transit Service introduces "KATS Connect," an on-demand microtransit shuttle service accessible through a mobile app or by calling, to provide flexible and efficient in-city travel.

Knoxville introduces the ParkMobile system for downtown parking, replacing old meters, adjusting rates, and maintaining free parking evenings and weekends.

An overturned propane tanker on East Emory Road prompted evacuations and a road closure, with emergency crews responding and the KCSO advising on safety measures.

Sevierville is experiencing traffic delays due to water line upgrades on Park Road, with southbound lane closures from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays until March 7, 2025.

Knoxville revises downtown parking system with increased rates and a new digital payment app, ParkMobile, starting March 1. Weekend evening parking remains free, except for Market Square Garage on Saturdays.

Anderson County Park road collapsed, blocking access to campground and boat dock. Officials are working on a temporary route as safety measures are in place.

TDOT is preparing for winter weather in East Tennessee by pretreating roads and standing by with salt supplies, while urging public caution during the forecasted snowfall.

TDOT awarded contracts for the expedited rebuilding of three bridges in East Tennessee impacted by Hurricane Helene, using alternative contracting to ensure swift completion.

FEMA grants $7.89 million to Cocke County, TN, to replace the historic Conway Bridge destroyed by Tropical Storm Helene, with the federal share covering 75% of the cost.