TDOT responds to Hurricane Helene's aftermath in East Tennessee with a specialized Strike Force to assess and repair damaged bridges, clearing debris to restore normality, while also cautioning drivers to remain safe.

The Germantown Education Foundation's Run for Education on September 28 will result in road closures on Wolf River Boulevard from 6:15 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Southwest Airlines will launch daily nonstop flights from Memphis to Nashville starting April 8, 2025, enhancing travel options between the Tennessee cities.

Memphis is advancing the Elvis Presley Boulevard project, as funding has been secured to improve the iconic street, with TDOT and the city collaborating effectively.

Memphis has secured full funding for improvements along Elvis Presley Blvd, enhancing transportation infrastructure and benefiting the local Whitehaven community.

Upcoming roadwork in West Tennessee will affect traffic between September 25 and October 2, 2024, with temporary lane closures for resurfacing and bridge work.

A water main break in Memphis' Parkway Village caused a sinkhole, impacting local water service and blocking Woodale Avenue. MLGW is working on repairs, expected to take several hours.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation announces a 21-day closure of SR 222 over Little Laurel Creek for bridge construction, affecting Fayette County traffic with detours via I-40 and SR 59. Local access will be maintained.

Germantown is starting a water meter upgrade project next month, replacing all 14,500 meters with advanced Kamstrup ultrasonic meters for precise readings.

TDOT announces a week of extensive roadwork in East and Middle Tennessee, affecting I-40 with a rolling roadblock and various state routes with bridge work, paving, utility work, and sidewalk improvements, potentially causing delays.

West Tennessee is set to have construction projects from September 11-18, leading to temporary lane closures across 21 counties, affecting roads like I-40 and SR-391, with nighttime delays expected.

MATA is tackling a severe financial crisis with a decade-long $60 million deficit, leading to layoffs and proposed route cuts, as transparency issues are raised.

Upcoming construction in West Tennessee is set to cause traffic disruptions from September 4 to 11, with lane closures and detours anticipated across 21 counties.