McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville ranks second in the nation for on-time flights with an 89.89% punctuality rate for February, amidst a peak in passenger numbers.

Knoxville receives a $42.6 million federal grant to improve community connectivity with new pedestrian and cycling paths, fostering local history awareness and urban development.

Rolling roadblocks and a new traffic alignment on Alcoa Highway in Knox County are set to cause slowdowns through March 16, with work occurring between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. if weather permits.

The University of Tennessee is initiating construction of two new residence halls projected to open in fall 2025, adding 1,950 beds to meet growing student housing needs.

McGhee Tyson Airport anticipates heavy passenger traffic due to spring break, advising early arrivals and alternate transportation as parking areas are restructured. TSA prepares for increased volumes, aiming to maintain security wait times.

The Knoxville City Council approved the Growth Policy Plan aiming to guide development until 2044, with Farragut's decision pending. Concerns persist over infrastructure and character preservation.