Sevierville prepares for its History and Haunts event, cautioning about road closures downtown on October 16 to celebrate the city's past with stories and tours.

Intermittent lane closures on I-275 in Knoxville for bridge work will affect evening commutes, with work scheduled nightly from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m., potentially causing delays.

Maryville City's post details progress on the Carpenters Grade Road Project, outlining traffic changes, road closures, and the development of a multi-use trail, with an aim to enhance local infrastructure and commute experience.

Maryville drivers are advised to expect detours due to East Tennessee Natural Gas repair work near Rural King, affecting southbound McCammon Ave. traffic until October 24.

A crash on I-40 West near Papermill Drive in Knoxville caused delays, with no serious injuries reported. Police cleared the scene and investigated the cause. Traffic flow returned to normal after some residual delays.

Cherokee Orchard Road in Gatlinburg is open again after swift repairs due to slope failure, completed in 12 days by Blalock Construction, ensuring safety for residents and tourists.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office reminds participants of the Longest Yard Sale to drive cautiously and use signals due to heavy traffic and pedestrian activity.

Rock blasting on Alcoa Highway prompts road closure for northbound lanes in Knox County from Oct 4 to Oct 7; southbound lanes to remain open with possible roadblocks.

Knoxville City Council approved a greenway link and parking lot improvements to enhance the South Waterfront for pedestrians, cyclists, and businesses.

I-40 in Loudon County will face bridge repair lane closures starting October 3, with single-lane traffic at MM 363 until October 6, and another round on October 17, weather permitting.

Mavis Lane in Maryville is closed for a water main extension from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. today, impacting traffic between Old Knoxville Pike and Compton Drive.

Kirkland Estates residents will face a brief water service disruption on Tuesday due to water line relocation on Kirkland Blvd, as per Maryville City's social media post.

TDOT reports most roads and bridges damaged by Hurricane Helene restored after one year, thanks to Transportation Modernization Act and innovative contracts.