TDOT announces the I-55 Mississippi River Bridge will be closed for two weeks starting June 9 to allow for construction work, impacting commuters and traffic flow.

Memphis city facilities including libraries and community centers will close on Memorial Day to honor fallen military personnel. Regular activities will resume after the holiday.

AAA predicts Memorial Day travel to hit a near-record high with 43.8 million Americans expected to travel, matching figures not seen in almost 20 years.

Memphis is launching a $13M flood mitigation project to combat climate change effects, with aims to restore South Cypress Creek and surrounding wetlands, enhance stormwater systems, and improve neighborhood livability and resilience.

Memphis PD closed Ridgeway Road for an investigation, causing delays. The duration of closure and incident details are unknown; commuters are advised to seek alternative routes.

Shelby County Juvenile Court is reopening in temporary locations due to hazardous materials in its main building, with operations and hearings moving to different venues.

A jackknifed 18-wheeler on I-55 near Crump Boulevard in Memphis caused significant traffic delays, which were resolved by 7:00 a.m. when the vehicle was removed.

The Oakland Driver Services Center is closed until May 10 for repairs due to a water pipe issue; residents can use other Memphis locations in the interim.

The Shelby County Juvenile Court is closed indefinitely due to mold, asbestos, and lead paint; over 130 employees are relocated and court sessions are to continue at alternate locations.

The Shelby County Juvenile Court is closed for emergency maintenance, with all proceedings moved online until the building reopens, slated for May 1st.

Lane closures across West Tennessee starting April 24 may cause traffic delays until May 1 due to maintenance and installations in 21 counties, with significant projects outlined by TDOT.

North Memphis celebrates the opening of The Heights Line park on April 26, transforming a former trolley line into a community space with funding from the Accelerate Memphis initiative.

Memphis's Park Avenue is undergoing resurfacing, starting April 19, causing expected traffic delays until June. Drivers are advised to plan alternative routes.