Collierville's outdoor warning siren system is near full restoration, with critical repairs and testing confirming operational readiness for public safety alerts.

Collierville's outdoor warning siren system nears full operation after repairs, with the final fix taking place today. Residents are reminded to also sign up for Alert Collierville and monitor weather radios and alerts.

Memphis is enhancing Riverside Drive with a project that includes a lane reduction and increased parking. The road will be closed until August 15, 2025, to improve walkability and accessibility.

Allegiant Air will begin offering non-stop flights from Memphis to Knoxville starting September 4, with affordable options as low as $39. Flights will operate on Thursdays and Sundays.

Construction on Winchester Road for water infrastructure may cause traffic delays due to intermittent lane closures and a narrowing to one lane each way during work hours.

Memphis Police, with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, is increasing seat belt law enforcement from May 19 to June 1 under the "Click It or Ticket" campaign.

Shelby Drive in Collierville will be closed from Collierville High School to Quinn Road from May 27 to August 1 for infrastructural upgrades, including a sewer installation.

The SmokeSlam BBQ Festival is returning to Tom Lee Park in Memphis from May 15-17, prompting the Memphis Police Department to advise on traffic navigation and safety.

The Holmes Road bridge in Collierville is closed indefinitely due to structural issues, with a 2-3 year repair estimate and a detour via Fleming Road to Shelby Drive.

The new roundabout at I-55, Riverside Drive, and Crump Boulevard in Memphis opens, enhancing traffic flow and marking continued infrastructure investment in Tennessee.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and TDOT have announced an $80 million increase in recurring funds and an additional $1 billion for infrastructure, updating the 10-Year Plan with 96 projects.

Construction begins on Germantown's pickleball court expansion with temporary fencing and a $602,403.95 investment.

Tennessee's Governor Bill Lee and Deputy Governor Butch Eley are planning to unveil an update to the state's 10-Year Project Plan, focusing on infrastructure development.