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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Knox County is pressuring BNA Associates to begin work on the Andrew Johnson building hotel project or face default, citing a year of inaction since acquisition.

McGhee Tyson Airport is expanding its parking with a new garage and has closed part of its long-term lot, opening Economy Lot C with a shuttle service to accommodate travelers.

BJ's Wholesale Club is set to open five new locations in the Southeast and Midwest, including its first in East Tennessee, as part of its expansion to introduce 12 new clubs and 15 gas stations.

The Jake Thomas Connector road opens in Pigeon Forge, aiming to ease traffic to Dollywood and shopping areas, integrating pedestrian pathways and spurring local economic development.

Tennessee authorities have launched 'Operation Hands Free' to enforce state laws against using phones while driving, using a bus tour as a lookout for distracted drivers.

A tractor-trailer carrying rolls of paper overturned on the ramp from I-40 East to I-640 East in Knoxville, leading to road closures and traffic reroutes through downtown. Cleanup and investigation are underway.

Union County introduces electric school buses within the KUB service area, featuring a 135-mile range to benefit Paulette Elementary students and promote cleaner transportation.

HonorAir Knoxville's 34th flight took 132 veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit war memorials, an initiative that has been honoring veterans since 2007.

The KPD in Knoxville is planning a sobriety checkpoint on April 27 on Magnolia Avenue to deter impaired driving and reduce crash fatalities. A new DUI checkpoint trailer, acquired through a grant, will be used.

Knox County plans major improvements to S. Northshore Drive, including wider lanes and safety upgrades, with construction starting late summer to reduce traffic impact.

The Design Review Board has delayed a vote on a proposed 17-story downtown Knoxville apartment complex, seeking improvements in pedestrian safety and design fit with city standards.

Knoxville's transportation board approved a new bus system that promises more frequent and reliable service. Changes include improved routes and schedules, with service starting on August 26.

Downtown Knoxville's Gay Street is hosting a First Friday art Block Party featuring music, local artists, and new exhibitions on May 3, 2024, with free parking in city lots after 6 p.m.

A kitchen fire at Dick's Last Resort in Gatlinburg caused a temporary shutdown of the Parkway, but normal traffic resumed after the fire was controlled.

Severe storms in East Tennessee caused road closures in Sevier County, affecting travel. One fatality occurred in Claiborne County due to a fallen tree during the storms. The community adjusts as recovery efforts continue.

A bridge in Friendsville, Blount County, was named in honor of fallen deputy Greg McCowan, with a dedication ceremony attended by family, friends, and officials.

Knoxville roadway construction to disrupt traffic, as KUB upgrades utilities under Cumberland Avenue, initially closing parts between 11th and 16th Streets, affecting drivers and pedestrians.

TDOT suspends construction-related lane closures on highways for Memorial Day weekend to minimize traffic delays and promote safety, though long-term project areas may still have restrictions.

McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville is rebranding and merging its parking lots, keeping prices steady, and preparing for a busy summer with over 3 million expected passengers. Plans include a new parking garage and larger aircraft for select routes.

Downtown North roads will be cleared of parked cars on June 1 for cleaning. Cars remaining after 6 a.m. will be towed. Streets expected to reopen by 6 p.m.

The Knoxville City Council has allocated $247,855 in grants for the preservation of historic sites, including the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum and the Birdhouse Neighborhood Center.

Bridge repair to close SR 153 South near Chickamauga Dam in Hamilton County, with a detour via SR 319; starts June 7 at 9 pm and runs through June 10.

The Market Street Bridge in Chattanooga will be closed for maintenance this Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to midday, with detours advised via Olgiati or Veterans Bridge.

Blasting on Alcoa Highway for road improvements scattered debris, causing temporary northbound lane closures and traffic delays. The lanes reopened after TDOT cleared the site.

The Gaypear Street Bridge in Knoxville is closed after a concern for public safety was identified during an inspection; repairs are planned following a detailed examination.

Knoxville's bid for federal funds to build a new pedestrian bridge was denied again, leaving the project's $25 million funding uncertain. Mayor Kincannon remains optimistic, citing other commitments and continuing the search for funding.

An oversized load transport in East Tennessee may cause delays from June 30 to July 1 during a night move from Morgan to Sullivan County. Drivers are advised to plan for disruptions and use caution.

Knoxville reminds residents of July 4th travel disruptions due to city office closures, Gay Street Bridge and Henley Bridge shutdowns. Waste and pools services operate normally, with free parking in city garages.

Roadwork on Old Knoxville Highway begins July 8, 2024, with upgrades between Loop Road and Gists Creek Road, including weeks of lane closures and a full week-long road closure.

A fatal wreck on Highway 11 in Loudon County led to a temporary road closure and a joint emergency response, with an investigation by the Tennessee Highway Patrol underway.

McMinn County Schools is auctioning off surplus vehicles, including school buses, until July 12. Available online, the auction features various items, from buses to trucks and spare parts.

Oversized load transport will cause intermittent roadblocks in East Tennessee on Wednesday, affecting travel on I-40 East and I-81 North, with potential delays in Strawberry Plains, Mosheim, Kingsport, and other secondary routes.

The University of Tennessee at Knoxville partners with the City of Knoxville to offer free Knoxville Area Transit bus rides for UT students, faculty, and staff, and a new park-and-ride option.

Access to the Titus Creek area in North Cumberland WMA is now seasonal, mainly for hunting, due to property ownership changes. New regulations aim to conserve habitat.

A rockslide has shut down one lane of the Spur road between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge; crews are working to clear the area with reopening expected by Wednesday evening.

A tractor-trailer leaked hydrochloric acid in Knoxville, leading to road closures and a HAZMAT response. No direct public exposure was reported; Kingston Pike later reopened.

TDOT announces a lane closure on the I-40 West ramp to I-640 West in Knox County due to bridge repairs, affecting weekend traffic with around-the-clock lane restrictions from Friday night to Monday morning, weather permitting.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Lisega Boulevard in Cocke County to close for bridge construction related to the Newport Bypass project until Summer 2025, with detour signs and advisories for driver caution in place.

Knoxville City Council approved $850,000 for engineering assessment and repair design for the closed Gay Street Bridge, impacting the 2024-25 budget. Further reopening plans are pending additional studies.

The TDOT has announced multiple road projects in East Tennessee from Sep 19-25, 2024, causing expected traffic delays due to temporary lane closures for various construction activities.

TDOT has banned large commercial vehicles from "The Dragon" following increased traffic due to Hurricane Helene. Detours are suggested for thru traffic.

State routes SR 350 and SR 133 in East Tennessee have reopened after repairs following Hurricane Helene. TDOT crews worked to clear debris and fix the roads, with a website providing recovery updates.

TDOT announces the partial reopening of I-40 near the Tennessee-North Carolina border with single-lane traffic expected in the coming weeks after Hurricane Helene damage.

Gov. Bill Lee surveyed hurricane-damaged I-40 in Cocke County, with plans to partially reopen it. The US DoT provided funds for repairs, while long-term restoration and interstate connectivity remain challenges.

Knoxville is creating weekend pedestrian zones downtown, closing parts of Market and Union Avenue to vehicles, enhancing downtown experiences and safety.

I-26 reopens for local traffic in Unicoi County, TN, after flood damage, with restrictions for commercial vehicles. Blount County uses recycled tires in asphalt for sustainable road construction.

The TDOT seeks property owners' cooperation for road repairs after Tennessee flooding. The outreach is legitimate, aiming to obtain access rights for reconstruction, not a scam.

TDOT announces upcoming roadworks in East Tennessee, with guardrail repairs on I-75 and SR 62, bridge work on SR 162, and resurfacing in Campbell County expected to disrupt traffic.

TDOT is repairing a damaged section of I-40 in Cocke County, Tennessee, due to flooding. Gov. Lee assessed the damage, and interim road reopening plans are in progress.

Construction begins Oct. 15 on South Roan Street in Johnson City, with lane closures from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and expected delays. Work concludes on Oct. 25.

East Tennessee's railway network is to remain closed for months due to extensive flood damage from Hurricane Helene, impacting transportation and local businesses.

Driver Services locations in East Tennessee will close for one day for tech upgrades, including new credentialing equipment and self-service kiosks, as per the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.

Upcoming bridge repairs on I-75 South in Loudon County prompt lane closure and potential traffic delays; TDOT advises caution and checking routes in advance.

A Newport railroad trestle collapsed into the Pigeon River, causing road closures and further delays in Norfolk Southern railway repairs after Hurricane Helene. The timeline for railway reopening is anticipated for late January.

One lane in each direction of I-26 in Unicoi County, TN, reopens after repairs from Hurricane Helene's damage, with continued limitations for oversize loads and exit closures.

I-26 in Unicoi County restricts oversized vehicles over 10 feet wide due to potential damage to bridge curbing between mile markers 39 and 40; standard-sized trucks are allowed.

Knoxville Area Transit offers free rides on Election Day to encourage voting and improve access to polling stations.

McGhee Tyson Airport has closed its surface lot to start the construction of an expanded parking garage, expecting to finish by early 2027 and offer 3,500 extra spots.

Groundbreaking marks constructing a new $11.5 million clubhouse at Tanasi Golf Course in Tellico Village, replacing the one lost to a 2022 fire.

Knoxville is installing 17 retractable bollards on Union Avenue and Market Street to improve pedestrian safety and aesthetics during events, replacing bulky barricades for efficiency.

The "Come to Bethlehem: A Living Nativity" event will be held on December 15 in Downtown Kingsport, with road closures from 3 pm for traffic management.

A major water line near Newport's water plant was damaged, leading to water service disruptions. Newport Utilities restored service and advised residents on water use post-repair. Schools closed early to reduce demand on the water system.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) has increased statewide patrols to prevent serious incidents and roadway deaths during the holiday season as part of their Safety Enforcement Campaign.

Gulf & Ohio Railways is converting a 3.8-mile rail line into a public trail, enhancing Knoxville's urban green spaces and connectivity. The project includes an Art Walk in collaboration with Legacy Parks Foundation.

A section of South 17th Street in Knoxville will close from Jan 6-12 for electrical work for a new restaurant.

Newfound Gap Road and Foothills Parkway West in the Great Smoky Mountains are closed due to snowfall. The National Park Service has not announced when they will reopen.

A partial road collapse on State Route 116 near Grave Hill Missionary Baptist Church has led to lane closures and traffic signals for safety, as TDOT assesses and repairs the damage.

The historic Pryor Brown Garage in downtown Knoxville is being demolished due to its deteriorated condition, ending its long history as an early parking facility.

Knoxville Area Transit is offering free rides to warming centers for those in need amid freezing temperatures, serving as a critical support for the city's unhoused population.

Knoxville Police Department has implemented a snow plan due to severe weather, while Knoxville Area Transit has suspended services, planning to operate severe snow routes and offer free rides to warming centers.

TDOT announces nightly lane closures on I-24 in Hamilton County for lighting repairs from 9:00 pm to 6:00 am through Friday, with traffic likely affected.

Knoxville Police Department announces a sobriety checkpoint on N. Broadway on January 31 to reduce DUI incidents and raise awareness of impaired driving risks.

Farragut is upgrading its traffic flow with a new Advanced Traffic Management System, including enhanced signal timing. A new traffic signal technician is joining the team. Officials seek patience during the transition.

McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville experienced record passenger traffic in 2024, with 3.3 million travelers. The airport is expanding parking and terminal facilities to accommodate the growing demand.

Knoxville hosts a workshop on March 7, 2025, to teach creekbank repair techniques and erosion prevention, with expert sessions and hands-on field application.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

The Knoxville City Council approved funding for two infrastructure projects to improve walkability and safety, including a riverwalk connection and enhanced crosswalk visibility.

TDOT announces a weekend closure of U.S. 25E in Cocke County for pipe culvert installation, with traffic detours from Friday evening until Monday morning.

I-40 West in Knox County has detours starting this weekend due to road construction, with traffic shifts at Watt Road until Monday morning, per TDOT's advisory for driver caution.

Sidewalk reconstruction on Court Avenue in Sevierville, Tennessee, will limit pedestrian access from Joy Street to Cedar Street, commencing on March 25th.

TDOT has shifted I-26 traffic in Unicoi County to the eastbound side due to bridge construction, with widened vehicles still restricted and Exit 40's changes noted.

Rockwood Airport is set to receive $5 million for infrastructure upgrades from state and city funds, aiming to modernize the terminal and enhance regional economic strength.

TDOT has reopened most roads damaged by Hurricane Helene, with extensive repairs ongoing and over $100 million received in aid. Despite progress, challenges remain, impacting travel and daily life.

Weekend lane closures on I-75 South in Hamilton County for interchange improvements could cause delays; closures in effect from March 28, 9 pm to March 31, 6 am.

State Route 36 in Unicoi County, Tennessee, has reopened after hurricane damage repairs, according to TDOT, signaling progress in the state's recovery.

TDOT will replace the US 41 bridge over I-24 at Exit 105, causing interstate closures and detours in Coffee County from March 31 for two weeks during nightly construction hours.

The Kingsport MTPO is conducting a travel survey with the University of Tennessee's CTR to understand and improve Tennessee's transportation systems. Selected households will receive invitations to participate.

Utility work on I-40 in Cumberland County may cause delays due to lane closures and roadblocks between mile markers 308 and 331 on Sunday from 6-8 am.

TDOT announces temporary road closures on SR 93 in Sullivan County for construction and blasting operations, advising drivers to seek alternate routes.

The reopening of the State Route 67/91 Bridge in Tennessee is delayed by a month due to complications in repair work after damage from Hurricane Helene.

Lane closures on I-75 North in Hamilton County for concrete repairs will occur from Friday night to early Monday morning, affecting traffic near East Brainerd Road.

West Oakland Avenue in Johnson City is closing temporarily for construction from April 9, with alternative routes via Marketplace Blvd and Hanover Rd suggested. Local businesses remain accessible with detours in place.

Gatlinburg drivers may face delays due to TDOT utility work causing lane closures from April 7-10 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Traffic will be affected on Parkway and East Parkway.

Tennessee is investing $2.8 million into LaFollette's water infrastructure through a low-interest loan, with part of the debt forgiven, to enhance local water systems.

Sevierville's Springfest will now occur in the CNB parking lot instead of Bruce Street, preventing downtown traffic closures and keeping the city lot and gazebo open.

Sevierville's Springfest event will no longer cause road closures, moving to the CNB parking lot, allowing Bruce Street and surrounding areas to remain open to traffic.

I-24 roadwork in Tennessee is causing lane closures and traffic delays, scheduled for April 9-10, with potential for significant delays due to paving from mile marker 118 to 135.

The Pigeon Forge Police issued a traffic warning for the Spring Rod Run event, with increased patrols and safety tips for drivers due to expected congestion.

Bridge replacement at Exit 117 over I-24 in Coffee County slated for April 2027 completion, with construction work mainly at night to minimize disruptions.

Utility work prompts lane closures on Interstate 75 in Hamilton County, with expected traffic delays on April 13, due to rolling roadblocks between mile markers 3 and 15.

The Pigeon Forge Police warned of heavy traffic during the Spring Rod Run event, advising caution for drivers and pedestrians, and proper parking to ease congestion.

The Madisonville Police informed about road closures for the CASA Monroe Superheroes 5K. The event supports children in need and encourages community participation.

Runners honored the fallen in the 2025 Mountain Man Memorial March in Gatlinburg, causing temporary lane closures along the route, with the Gatlinburg Police issuing traffic advisories.

Gatlinburg hosted the 2025 Mountain Man Memorial March, causing temporary traffic reroutes and street closures as participants marched through the city.

State Route 93 in Sullivan County faces closures for construction with daily blasting near Derby Drive, causing 20-minute traffic halts at noon from April 21-25. Drivers advised to seek alternative routes.

During National Work Zone Awareness Week, the Knoxville Police Department reminds drivers to ensure road workers' safety by paying attention and adjusting driving habits.

Heavy rainfall in Gatlinburg led to road closures and traffic management by police, who provided updates on social media. Conditions improved quickly, allowing road reopening.

I-75 in Campbell County will have lane closures due to bridge repairs, causing traffic delays from April 27 with an expected end date of May 25, per TDOT.

Gatlinburg's Parkway/McMahan Parking Garage will undergo repairs starting April 28, slightly limiting access for three weeks, with closures of top levels and potential complete shutdown for one day.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation has begun repairs on I-75 bridges in Campbell County, affecting traffic with lane reductions near mile marker 133 and Exit 134, expected until May 25.

The Sevierville Police Department has announced a westbound lane closure on Dolly Parton Parkway for a Special Olympics event on May 5th from 8:45-9:45 a.m.

Gatlinburg Police Department warns of delays on Glades Road due to utility work, with one lane open and traffic control by flaggers from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. near Ogle Hills Road.

Kingsport plans road improvements starting May 5th, with Pavement Technology Inc. working on streets like Airport Parkway, possibly causing week-long traffic disruptions.

A crash at Broadway and Jacksboro Pike has closed lanes, causing traffic disruptions, but injuries are non-life-threatening, per the Knoxville Police Department.

TDOT announces temporary lane closures on SR 93 in Sullivan County due to construction and blasting, advising drivers of possible 20-minute delays and caution in the area.

I-75 Northbound in Tennessee was closed by the THP due to an oversized load issue at mile marker 130, with commuters advised to seek alternate routes.

Repairs on Knoxville's 127-year-old Gay Street Bridge have begun, with Charles Blalock & Sons leading the project and a completion date set for December 31, 2025. The city is relieved and anticipates the return of pedestrian traffic.

Sevierville Police Department rescheduled a lane closure on Robert Henderson Road to May 8 for sewer connection work, advising motorists to expect short delays.

State Route 334 in Blount County will close for bridge repairs from May 8 to May 17, 24/7, affecting traffic between Proffitt Springs Road and Alcoa Highway.

State Route 334 in Blount County will be closed for bridge repairs and pedestrian bridge installation starting May 8, until May 17, subject to weather conditions.

TDOT advises commuters in Hamilton County of delays due to I-24 lane closures for pavement repairs and urges drivers to plan for extra travel time or use alternate routes.

Construction on SR 27 on Suck Creek Road in Hamilton County will cause intermittent closures for drainage work, with TDOT advising caution and patience for travelers.

Sevierville Police Department alerts about a temporary closure of a section of Court Avenue from May 13-16, 2025, for developing blueway river access.

The Sevierville Police Department has announced on social media that Bruce Street will be closed for the Bruce Street Brewfest, from 11 am to 8 pm Saturday.

I-640 East in Knox County will have a lane shift starting at 7 p.m. tonight for repair work, with traffic adjustments expected to cause delays until May 12.

KATS is offering half-priced Dial-A-Ride ticket books for $12 during National Transportation Week to aid locals with medical needs, seniors, and workers.

TDOT announces a southbound traffic shift on Alcoa Highway in Knox County for median barrier construction starting the night of May 15, with possible delays expected.

Kingsport's 16th Racks by the Tracks Festival will include road closures for races on May 17, affecting Clinchfield St. and other areas. The Farmers Market will also close, reopening May 21.

Concrete repairs on I-75 in Hamilton County will cause weekend lane closures near the I-75 at I-24 interchange, starting May 16 at 9 pm ET through May 19 at 6 am ET.

A lane shift on I-640 East to I-75 North in Knox County is scheduled for repair work, starting at 7 p.m. on May 16 and expected to end by 6 a.m. the next day, weather permitting.

A fire on Highway 411 near Madisonville caused traffic delays, with local emergency services responding and the police advising caution. Details on the fire's cause or injuries were not provided.

Maintenance on I-24 East in Grundy County could cause delays, with a right lane closure from mile marker 130 to 131 on Wednesday and Thursday from 8 AM to 6 PM.

TDOT allocates $1 billion for Knox County interchange upgrades to improve traffic and reduce flooding, with construction starting in 2029 and 2032 for Watt Road and Campbell Station Road, respectively.

Sevierville Police warn of minor delays on New Era Road due to a new sewer line installation on May 22, between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., advising caution and possibly using alternative routes.

Crescent Drive in Kingsport will be closed from May 27 to July 12 for roadwork by Thomas Construction, with detours in place. Contact Russell Mays at 423-224-2426 for more information.

Utility repairs caused LeConte Street in Gatlinburg to close temporarily, with officials urging commuters to expect delays and take alternative routes.

Norfolk Southern will close a railroad crossing on University Parkway in Johnson City for track maintenance, causing traffic disruptions from May 27-29.

TDOT completed bridge reconstructions in East Tennessee ahead of schedule, utilizing the Progressive Design-Build method, which was enabled by the 2023 Transportation Modernization Act.

Oak Ridge begins a city-wide sanitary sewer system inspection using acoustic technology, SL-RAT, from June 2 through July, affecting areas from East Lincoln Circle to Wiltshire Drive.

Increased traffic enforcement is planned for the Tail of the Dragon at Deals Gap, due to a rise in accidents, with a focus on safety and adherence to speed limits by the Blount County Sheriff's Office and the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

Road maintenance in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in June will cause partial closures and detours, affecting Little River Road and Spur. Visitors should plan for extra travel time.

TDOT warns of I-75 delays due to construction in Tennessee with rolling roadblocks on June 1, from 6-8 am ET, across Hamilton, Bradley, and McMinn Counties. Travelers urged to check for updates and comply with the Move Over Law.

KATS is offering free rides on all bus routes on June 17 to support "Dump the Pump" Day, encouraging the use of public transit over personal vehicles.

The City of Morristown warns of traffic disruptions due to ongoing TDOT construction on US 11E/SR 34 from June 6-11, 2025, advising caution and patience for commuters.

Johnson City's Antioch Road to undergo milling and paving, causing lane closures from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. starting June 10.

Upcoming construction will cause nightly closures of several I-275 North on-ramps in Knox County from June 11th evening to June 12th morning, weather permitting. Drivers should plan alternate routes.

TDOT inspects the Market Street bridge in Hamilton County, leading to lane closures and potential traffic delays from June 10-12, between 8 AM and 5 PM.

Bruce Street in Sevierville will close nightly between Parkway and Forks of the River Parkway for concrete work from June 16-20, from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.

I-75 N in Campbell County will have a lane closure due to bridge repairs from 7 p.m. June 12 until the morning of June 15, affecting traffic near Exit 134.

McGhee Tyson Airport reopened its Airport Loop Road late Thursday after swift repairs on a sinkhole, earlier prompting rerouted traffic and early arrival advisories. Operations are now normal.

TDOT warns of ramp closures on I-275 North in Knox County due to bridge work, with closures from 7 PM to 6 AM until June 20, and advises drivers to plan detours and drive safely.

Sevierville Police Department announced an extension of eastbound lane closure on Dolly Parton Parkway for constructing a turn lane, now completing on June 20 due to weather delays.

Sevierville Police Department advises of sewer line work on Center Street between West Main and Cedar Lane, causing potential traffic delays on June 18-19 from 8 am to 3 pm.

Farragut Engineering Department schedules a public meeting to detail Phase 2 of Virtue Road improvements, including two 11-foot lanes and a multi-use greenway.

Knoxville is starting construction on a new Burlington Fire Station No. 6 and making streetscape improvements, with a finish date by 2026 at a cost of $8.6 million for the station and $5.1 million for related projects.

TDOT is repaving a section of I-40 in Sevier County, causing expected traffic delays on June 20-21 from 10 pm to 8 am. Drivers are advised to be cautious.

Anderson County EMA warns of construction near TVA Bull Run Fossil Plant and urges residents to sign up for alerts on road closures and project updates.

Extended lane closure on Dolly Parton Parkway in Sevierville will last until next week, due to construction of a new right turn lane onto Pittman Center Road.

TDOT announced closures of several ramps to I-275 North in Knox County for bridge work, including asbestos removal and demolition. The affected ramps will be closed nightly until June 27.

North Roan Street in Johnson City will have two northbound lanes closed at Mountcastle Drive for water line maintenance from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. the next morning.

TVA will conduct controlled implosions at Bull Run plant on June 28, causing traffic and park closures, with officials ensuring safety and minimizing community impact.

The TDOT has announced a weekend closure of I-24 East in Hamilton County for construction, advising commuters to expect delays and seek alternate routes.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

Gatlinburg to experience traffic disruptions due to SCUD's gas line replacement and Gatlinburg Utilities Department's upgrades near Mynatt Park starting July 15.

Bridge inspections on I-75 in Bradley County cause lane closures, with the right lane and shoulder on I-75 North over the Hiwassee River closed for part of a day.

State Route 9 in Jefferson County is down to one lane due to bridge construction, with flaggers directing traffic. TDOT advises caution and checking conditions due to potential weather-related schedule changes.

The 2025 Fun Fest parade on Friday will bring road closures in downtown Kingsport, starting with Clinchfield Street at 10 a.m. Detours will be in place.

I-275 in Knox County is closing for bridge construction starting at 7 p.m. tonight until early Monday, July 21, with detours via I-40 and I-640 expected to increase traffic.

Knoxville seeks public input to enhance its bicycle infrastructure as part of updating its 2015 Bicycle Facilities Plan and aligning with its Vision Zero goal.

Maryville plans to install new stop signs at the intersection of Mountain View Avenue and Cunningham Street to improve safety, effective July 23, 2025.

Bridge replacements on SR 68 in Polk County, Tennessee lead to lane reductions and expect to complete by December 2026. Traffic disruptions and safety measures are emphasized.

Resurfacing work on I-75 in Bradley and McMinn Counties prompts nightly lane closures, with one lane open in each direction; exit ramps at Exit 36 may also close intermittently.

TDOT announces intermittent I-275 lane closures in Knox County from July 29 to August 1 due to bridge pavement work, advising motorists to expect delays and use caution.

Johnson City Public Works is paving Claude Simmons Road between Knob Creek Road and Strawberry Field Drive from July 31 to August 1, which may cause delays.

The Johnson City Police Department urges drivers to be cautious as schools reopen, with reminders to obey signs, halt for buses, and avoid distractions.

The City of Knoxville has reopened Robinson Street after completion of the infrastructure improvement project, enhancing traffic flow and pedestrian pathways.

Gallaher Road has reopened after a truck collision with a barrier caused a closure near the I-40 overpass; the authorities conducted a cleanup and investigation.

Sevierville schools released a traffic route map to ease congestion during student drop-offs/pick-ups; the police department shared it on social media to promote safety.

The Sevierville Police Department has issued new drop-off and pick-up maps for Sevierville Primary School to ease traffic congestion and enhance safety.

TDOT is rerouting traffic for phase two of I-75 at I-24 interchange improvements in Hamilton County; ramp expansions will result in lane closures at night from August 3 to 5.

TDOT plans I-24 lane closures in Coffee County for pavement repairs on August 5-6 from 7 am to 4 pm, weather permitting; suggests alternate routes and cautions drivers.

Knoxville City Council approves $2M for stormwater infrastructure upgrades to reduce North Cherry Street flash flooding.

Sevierville Police Department announces road and parking closures for the "Shine and Dine on Bruce" event, affecting the Municipal Parking Lot and Bruce Street on August 9.

SR 136 in Putnam County undergoes construction from August 13 to October 31, causing lane closures and traffic shifts. TDOT urges caution and awareness of updated traffic conditions.

A serious accident on Highway 321 South at Sandy Shore Drive in Lenoir City caused injuries and road closures, with ongoing emergency response and traffic redirection.

Rare "once-in-a-century" flash flooding in Hamilton County, Tennessee, prompts swift action by transportation officials, impacting roads including I-24. TDOT coordinated a response, reopening roads by early morning without construction exacerbation.

TDOT announced a traffic shift on I-26 in Unicoi County due to bridge repair work, affecting lanes between MM 39 and 40 with the reopening of the Jackson Love Highway entrance ramp.

Knoxville and University of Tennessee Police Departments will conduct a sobriety checkpoint on Volunteer Boulevard on August 28 to deter impaired driving.

TDOT announces SR 136 widening in Putnam County with changes in traffic pattern and temporary lane closures from 08/15 to 10/31, 2025; urging drivers to expect delays and observe safety laws.