Sevierville Police Department announces night repairs on two bridges, causing potential delays. Work includes milling and repaving, with lane closures from midnight to 8 a.m., starting October 28.

Crews cleaned up a fuel spill on I-24 West in Grundy County, causing a temporary lane closure at mile marker 132 for environmental reasons. Drivers were advised to be cautious and use TDOT tools for travel updates.

I-75 South in Hamilton County will have a double lane closure for culvert repairs between mile markers 5.3 and 4.2, starting on the evening of October 23rd.

Bridge construction in Roane County prompts a detour on State Route 29 (U.S. 27) via State Route 61 starting October 27, with completion expected by November 15, 2026.

Norfolk Southern Railroad to close Johnson City railroad crossings for track maintenance from October 20, potentially altering traffic and emergency response times.

Water service on Sunrise Dr in Maryville has been restored after an unscheduled outage due to a water main break, with residents advised to run water to clear air in pipes.

TDOT announces lane closures on I-40 in Loudon County for bridge repairs, with one lane open each direction at MM 363 from Friday evening to Monday morning.

A semi truck collision near Highway 411 in Madisonville caused traffic delays and possible injuries, with local police advising caution and providing updates via social media.

TDOT has announced a temporary closure of the I-75 South entrance ramp from Shallowford Road in Hamilton County, TN, for installing steel beams as part of interchange improvements.

Knoxville City Council approved a greenway connecting Fort Sanders to Tyson Park and a traffic study for the closed Gay Street Bridge, marking infrastructure progress.

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.