An unnamed traffic incident on Hacks Cross Road in Germantown led to road closures but was reopened later that evening with no details on the cause released.

A large pothole on I-40 East in West Memphis caused massive traffic delays, leading ARDOT to close multiple lanes and work for hours to repair the road, impacting holiday season travel.

The Memphis Area Transit Authority board voted to shift leadership to consulting firm TransPro with John Lewis as interim CEO, aiming to address a $60 million deficit and improve transit services.

The Germantown Holiday Parade has been rescheduled to December 15 due to rain, causing traffic changes and road closures.

The newly constructed stretch of SR 76 in Atwood, Carroll County, Tennessee, is set to open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony this Friday, promising improved traffic flow.

TDOT invites the public to the dedication ceremony of its new tugboat, the "Summitt," named after coach Pat Summitt, on December 13, 2024, at the Benton-Houston County Ferry.

MLGW is working on a gas line at Poplar and Byhalia in Collierville, causing a lane closure on Poplar from Market Blvd. to Byhalia Rd. It's expected to last 1-2 weeks, starting at 7 AM daily. Drivers are advised to seek alternate routes.

Memphis International Airport braces for over 90,000 travelers during the Thanksgiving surge, advising early arrival and increased security measures in place.

Germantown's bridge in Bob Hailey Athletic Complex to be replaced due to erosion concerns, with construction starting December 1st, ensuring safety and accessibility for park visitors.

Spirit Airlines will offer seasonal non-stop flights between Memphis and New Orleans for Mardi Gras from February 20 to March 9, 2025, on an Airbus 320.

Germantown advises extra travel time on October 31 due to the removal of an unhealthy oak tree on Forest Hill Irene Road, impacting traffic from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Detours will be marked for rerouting.

Germantown's creative crosswalk project will cause weekend lane closures on Farmington and Wolf River Boulevards.

MATA plans to restore its trolley service in Downtown Memphis by 2025, following a suspension due to brake issues. Laid-off trolley drivers are currently working as bus drivers and hope to reclaim their former jobs when the service resumes.