Kingsport announces a $2.5 million street resurfacing project to improve Moreland Drive and other roads, funded by federal MTPO funds, with work by Summers Taylor expected to finish by spring 2025.

KCDC received a $1.7 million grant to improve pedestrian safety in Western Heights and Beaumont, with funds also allocated for Chapman Highway upgrades.

The Knox County Board of Zoning Appeals voted to halt a development proposal on Concord Road after an appeal by neighbors over its size and impact on the area.

The TDOT warns of nighttime lane closures and traffic delays due to ongoing construction projects across East Tennessee from August 29 to September 4, 2024.

A water main break in Knoxville at Middlebrook Pike and East Weisgarber Road is causing traffic delays and diversions, with KUB working on repairs and police assisting in traffic management.

TDOT warns of travel delays in East Tennessee due to night-time construction-related lane closures across multiple counties, urging drivers to plan for additional travel time.

The Gatlinburg Bypass will close from August 21 to 25 for bridge rehab, affecting the stretch between the Gatlinburg Scenic Overlook and Newfound Gap Road.

TDOT's report details roadwork across East and Middle Tennessee, including shoulder closures, lane stoppages, and detours affecting travel from August 15-21, 2024.

The Grassy Branch Bridge in Pittman Center, Sevier County, is newly completed, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony with local and state officials is set for August 16.

TDOT reports multiple summer roadworks in Region 2, causing potential delays with projects including resurfacing and bridge construction in East and Middle Tennessee.

The article informs about upcoming road construction in East Tennessee, with TDOT announcing closures and delays in multiple counties, affecting highways and bridges, leading to expected traffic disruptions.

Upcoming construction projects across East Tennessee will cause nightly lane closures and potential delays on roads from August 1-7, 2024, as per TDOT reports.

Knoxville plans to pave an additional 18 miles of roads as part of its $8.6 million road maintenance effort, with work distributed equitably across districts based on a 1988 city code.