Germantown announces daily lane closures on Germantown Road for storm drain pipe installation, affecting traffic from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting March 18.

Ongoing I-55 bridge construction impacts Memphis to Arkansas commute, requiring alternative routes and patience until March 24th closure end. Traffic congestion and delays are expected to affect daily travel and truck deliveries.

A fatal two-vehicle crash on Highway 385 West at Ridgeway Road resulted in one death and one critical injury. Traffic was disrupted but has since resumed. Investigations are ongoing.

FedEx pilots picketed at the company's Memphis HQ, signaling a dispute over stalled contract negotiations. Following a strike authorization vote, they demonstrated unity and readiness to strike for a better contract.

The Memphis International Airport is set to build a new Snow Removal Equipment facility with a $5 million federal grant to maintain runway operations in winter.

A Tennessee House subcommittee has advanced a bill to fund renovations for Memphis's FedExForum by reallocating hotel-motel tax revenue without raising tax rates.

Kia offers free vehicle software updates in Memphis to prevent car thefts, targeting models without engine immobilizers. They'll also distribute steering wheel locks if needed.

A gas line rupture shut down a section of Poplar Avenue in Germantown, as police redirected traffic and urged caution among drivers. Repair timelines were not provided.

Kia is offering free security software upgrades to Memphis car owners to combat a surge in vehicle thefts, partnering with local dealers at a three-day event at Wolfchase Mall. This addresses the lack of engine immobilizers in 2011-2021 models.

A street closure in downtown Memphis for crane deconstruction at the 100 N Main building will affect traffic on April 13-14. Detours will be in place.

Manassas Street in Memphis is closing from April 15 for a utility overhaul project by MLGW until May 14, affecting through traffic but maintaining local access.

A woman hit a Memphis Police officer with her car amid a scene of erratic driving in Raleigh. She now faces multiple charges including assault on a first responder. The injured officer is recovering at home after being treated.

TDOT is hosting two meetings to discuss the new I-55 bridge project, America’s River Crossing, in Memphis, TN, advocating for public engagement in the decision-making process.

The FBI executed a search warrant at the Clinic of Women's Health & Med Spa in East Memphis, with authorities providing no details about the search's intent. The clinic continued operations despite the search, and updates are awaited.

Riverside Drive in Memphis will close from April 20 to May 24 for Memphis In May events, affecting the area between Georgia and Union Avenue with detours via Carolina, Third, Second, and Jefferson Avenues.

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

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

The City of Memphis announces road closures at Walnut Grove Road and Farm Road for safety upgrades over two upcoming weekends, affecting drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians.

Memphis officials have announced that White Station Road will be closed between Park Avenue and Poplar Avenue for railroad track repairs on Monday, June 17, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Local traffic will have access up to the tracks.

The I-55 bridge in Memphis has reopened with a new traffic pattern after a two-week closure, aiming to improve flow and safety at the Crump Interchange.

Maynard Way in Collierville is closed for urgent sewer repairs, affecting traffic from the rear of Walmart to Old Byhalia Road and expected to last through the weekend.

The City of Memphis announces that street resurfacing work on Madison Avenue will begin on July 17, 2024, affecting traffic between Pauline and Watkins Streets for about four weeks.

Memphis International Airport is initiating a renovation project worth over $650 million, including demolishing Concourse A and upgrading facilities, aiming for completion by 2030.

The "America’s River Crossing" bridge project, connecting Tennessee and Arkansas, secures $900 million in funding, promising improved connectivity, safety, and economic growth for Memphis and West Memphis.

The new roundabout at Oak Grove and 51 in Hernando opens this weekend to improve traffic flow and reduce accidents. Drivers are advised to slow down and yield as they adjust to the change.

Lane closures on Sam Cooper Boulevard in Memphis, starting August 2, 2024, will cause delays due to bridge repairs, initially reducing westbound traffic to one lane.

Upcoming construction on Sam Cooper Boulevard in Memphis will lead to two-week lane closures starting August 2, impacting westbound travel and requiring commuters to plan for delays.

TDOT announced Dement Construction Company is upgrading Lamar Avenue with a $149.8 million project, involving nightly lane closures and a final completion date set for July 2028.

Riverdale Park's trail from Neshoba to a nearby school is closed for construction with a temporary bridge provided. The completion is delayed until early September.

TDOT has announced ramp closures on the I-240 in Tennessee for slope mowing; delays expected from August 13-16, with operations between 9 am and 2 pm.

TDOT announced temporary lane closures on SR 128 over Pickwick Dam Bridge for bridge work, with flaggers to manage traffic and safety reminders for drivers.

MATA plans to cut over 200 jobs and reduce bus routes due to a $60 million budget shortfall, despite concern from residents and advocates for public transportation.

Lane closure on Houston Levee Road in Collierville for tree removal and sidewalk installation from August 26-30 between 9 AM and 3 PM, causing potential traffic delays.

TDOT announces road closures and delays in West Tennessee from August 21-28, 2024, due to construction in multiple counties, affecting I-40 and various state routes.

The bridge at Houston Levee Park on the Germantown Greenway is closed for repairs, with no set reopening date. Residents can use nearby Johnson Road Park as an alternative route.

TDOT announces various road construction projects in West Tennessee, affecting traffic with potential lane and ramp closures from August 28 to September 4, 2024.

Congressman Steve Cohen announced a $13.2 million grant for Memphis to redesign a dangerous intersection, part of a national effort to improve road safety.

Memphis closes E Levi Road for 90 days to combat illegal dumping, backed by surveillance, urging locals to report suspicious activities and visit the city website for details and detour information.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

CD Smith Road in Germantown will be closed for tree maintenance from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on October 7, with no detours provided. Residents are advised to plan alternate routes.

Rowlett Street will undergo waterline upgrades, with construction starting this month and continuing until late 2025, aiming to replace an outdated water main with new infrastructure.

Germantown city officials announce roadwork on Dogwood Road during fall break to minimize disruption, advising residents and commuters to expect minor travel adjustments.

Construction at Civic Center Plaza in Memphis will cause traffic disruptions on Adams Ave and 2nd St to Front St; residents are advised to avoid these areas and use alternate routes.

An $800 million I-55 bridge project in Memphis aims to enhance transportation safety and spur economic growth, with construction starting in 2026 and ending in 2030.

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.

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

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.

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'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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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 railway leak at Poplar Pike and Riverdale has been contained and cleaned, with the intersection reopened after Norfolk Southern's cleanup and safety checks.

Road closures were implemented in downtown Memphis on New Year's Eve for public safety around Beale Street celebrations, per MPD. Traffic flow was altered to create a protection zone.

Memphis's Division of Public Works introduces a new strategy to keep key roads clear in winter by ensuring at least one lane remains passable, using pure salt for snow treatment, and pre-treating roads with brine.

Memphis is addressing pothole issues from winter storms, using its Public Works Division. Repairs include Hot and Cold Mix Asphalt techniques, with reports of potholes encouraged by residents through the city’s 311 system or a designated number.

Germantown warns of traffic restrictions on Kimbrough Road and Farmington Boulevard due to construction and tree removal related to the Glasgow Development.

Tipton County, Tennessee, experienced significant flooding and road closures following severe storms, with authorities urging residents to avoid submerged roads.

TDOT invites residents to a public meeting on SR 19's future on February 27, 2025, at Ripley High School Cafeteria to discuss proposed road improvements.

Macon Road in Memphis will be closed from March 10-31 due to Shelby Farms Greenline Extension work, affecting the stretch between Rocky Point Road and Sanga Road. Detours are advised.

Memphis International Airport prepares for 40,000+ visitors during spring break, urging early arrival for flights due to high TSA checkpoint traffic. Travelers are advised to check in online and use CT scanners for easier security checks.

Allegiant Air suspends nonstop flights from Memphis to Los Angeles starting May 12, 2025, after closing its LAX base; Delta continues direct flights. Allegiant's flexible model also affects Des Moines-LA service.

Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. has been chosen by the Tennessee Department of Transportation to manage the I-55 bridge replacement connecting Tennessee and Arkansas, with federal, state, and local funding totaling nearly $800 million.

Tennessee residents are invited to discuss the I-69 extension on March 20, 2025, at South Fulton Middle and High School, focusing on regional impact and improvements.

West Memphis will host the inaugural Broadway Food Truck Fest on May 17th at Hightower Park, featuring food trucks, live music, and a festive atmosphere.

The Oakland Elementary community in Tennessee adapts to a new dismissal system due to Kroger parking lot restrictions, with police and school collaboration ensuring a smooth transition.

CapStack Partners has donated the dilapidated Somerset Apartments to Memphis, supporting Mayor Paul Young's Blight Zero initiative for affordable housing and blight elimination in Oakhaven.

A traffic accident closed I-40 eastbound at Whitten in Memphis, causing delays. Memphis Police Department advised using alternative routes and to expect slowdowns.

Hernando starts constructing a roundabout on April 1, 2025, at McIngvale and Holly Springs Road, with expected disruptions and a 30-day closure for detours.

Bridge repairs on Knight Arnold Road over Johns Creek in Memphis will reduce traffic to one lane each way starting April 1. Delays expected; alternate routes advised.

The Memphis Grizzlies dedicate a game to road safety awareness, marking the start of National Work Zone Awareness week, with a focus on safe driving in construction zones.

FedEx will lay off 217 workers in Lebanon, Tennessee, after losing a customer at its Supply Chain facility. The layoffs are scheduled from May 9-30, 2025. The company is assisting affected employees with transitions.

Operation Hands Free, launched this April by the Tennessee Highway Safety Office and local law enforcement, enforces the state's Hands-Free Law during National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. The initiative seeks to reduce accidents caused by distracted driving.

Collierville Police warn residents to stay indoors due to straight-line winds causing obstructions and urge caution for necessary travel as crews work on cleanup.

An early morning car crash in Germantown at Poplar Avenue and Kirby Parkway caused significant traffic delays, with authorities advising detours and caution.

Memphis Police Department advised on social media to treat intersections with malfunctioning traffic lights as four-way stops, emphasizing safe driving and vigilance.

Dyersburg has announced extensive road closures affecting key routes, including Horner Road, Williams Street, and several others, causing significant traffic disruption.

Dyer County 911 Communications offered detailed driving directions from Dyersburg to Jackson, highlighting safety precautions and local landmarks for travelers on rural roads.

Rising waters in Dyer County have led to road closures and traffic disruptions, with potential evacuations and warnings issued by the Sheriff's Office via social media.

North Rowlett Road in Collierville will close from Cooper to Center Street starting April 28, 2025, for a waterline project until August 22, 2025. Local access will remain with clear detour signs.

Delta Air Lines will start daily nonstop flights from Memphis to JFK Airport on September 8, 2025, serviced by an Embraer 175 aircraft, enhancing travel options and international connectivity.

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.

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

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Memphis International Airport expects 55,000 travelers over the holiday weekend, with added delays for those without Real ID. Peak times are Thursday and Friday. Travelers advised to check-in online and expect full parking lots.

The Great American River Run switched to virtual due to hazardous weather, allowing participants to log times online until end of May, with race packets available for pickup.

Routine inspections on the Hernando-DeSoto Bridge will cause travel disruptions and lane closures in June, following recent repair work on the bridge.

South Second Street in Memphis will be closed for crane work on June 2, 2025, from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. the next day.

TDOT announced the start of a major widening project on Summer Avenue in Memphis to ease traffic and enhance safety, set for June 8, 2025, with a completion date of June 30, 2028.

White Station Road in Memphis will be closed between Park and Poplar Ave. for track repairs on June 18 from 7am-4pm. Detours via Poplar Ave., Estate Drive, and Park Ave. are advised.

TDOT begins interstate resurfacing and bridge repairs in Memphis, with night and weekend work planned to minimize disruption to the 176,000 daily vehicles.

A storm in Hardeman County caused severe damage, with roads washed away and blocked by debris. The Sheriff's Office warned of impassable roads and advised seeking alternative routes.

Sewer repairs on Humphreys Boulevard in East Memphis cause an eight-week lane closure, affecting traffic and requiring the use of temporary ramps for local access.

Memphis announces a two-day detour for sewer repairs on East Shady Grove Road from July 10-11, affecting traffic between South Shady Grove Road and Humphreys Boulevard. Local access will be maintained.

Tennessee's Gov. Bill Lee and TDEC Commissioner Salyers announce a $17 million loan with principal forgiveness for Brownsville's wastewater plant and a commitment to statewide water infrastructure.

A three-way stop is planned for Forest Hill Lane and Hughes Creek Cove to improve traffic flow and safety, with installation scheduled for next Thursday.

A traffic crash on Houston Levee at Almadale Farms caused delays in Collierville, with the police advising the public to avoid the area. The road has since reopened.

Upcoming construction at S.R. 14 and I-55 in Memphis will cause ramp closures and traffic shifts as part of a bridge replacement project starting July 27. TDOT advises planning for detours and lane reductions.

Shelby Drive's reopening in Collierville is now delayed until late 2025, due to rainfall and ongoing improvements, for residents' and workers' safety.

Memphis' audit of MATA reveals poor financial practices, including unchecked spending and lack of documentation. The city released the findings, showing mismanagement, which follows the previous CEO’s departure and the interim CEO’s firing.

The second phase of Riverdale Park Reinvestment Project involves a $1.6 million upgrade to improve park safety, access, and school drop-off at Riverdale Elementary.

MATA will implement new updates on August 10, 2025, including route changes and new trips, following community feedback and the need for construction accommodations.

Collierville High School's new term may see traffic issues due to Shelby Drive project and Sycamore Road closure, with officials advising extra travel time.

Collierville gas leak fixed, roads reopened; police and emergency services responded promptly to the rupture at Poplar Ave. and Progress Rd, ensuring public safety.

Millington is adjusting traffic patterns due to new school construction, including limited road access at peak times, with police aiding traffic flow.

Sycamore Road near Collierville High School reopens on August 11, promising traffic relief despite expected major delays and ongoing disruptions, including a closure on Shelby Drive till year-end.

Memphis temporarily closes the Frayser-Raleigh Senior Center for repairs, ensuring alternative locations for programs and meal services during the closure.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation starts a major road reroute in Bells, with road closures and a new SR 76 project aimed at industrial growth, involving a $17.8M contract, expected to complete by August 31, 2027.

Memphis drivers faced delays due to northbound lane closures on Kirby Parkway at Quince Road for an ongoing investigation, with no immediate reopening time.

The I-55 bridge has been renamed Kings' Crossing to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., B.B. King, and Elvis Presley, marking a collaboration between Tennessee and Arkansas.

TDOT announces bridge repairs on I-240 in Memphis, with lane closures over two weekends in August and September 2025, aiming for project completion by November 30, 2025.

An accident at Mt. Carmel Rd. and Sunnyside Rd. in Tipton County caused travel delays and elicited a coordinated emergency response, with the road now reopened.

Town Hall is undergoing an accessibility update and pavement refurbishment by Hollingsworth Paving, set to complete by mid-September, with work progressing in phases.

MATA has suspended its CEO search indefinitely amid financial scrutiny and a $60 million deficit, following the termination of Deputy CEO Bacarra Mauldin for mismanaging funds. An audit revealed $2.5 million in unaccounted credit card charges.

Memphis Police Department will conduct Sobriety Checkpoints on September 12 to deter impaired driving, at Lamar Avenue and Union Avenue, funded by a Tennessee Highway Safety Office grant.

Riverside Drive in Memphis reopens with new features for safer driving and improved pedestrian experience, including a two-lane conversion and back-in angled parking.

Frontier Airlines introduces a bi-weekly nonstop service from Memphis to Atlanta starting November 20, offering Memphis residents more travel options and connecting opportunities.

Old Hwy 61 S in Tunica County will close for bridge repairs over White Oak Bayou starting September 11, with drivers advised to seek alternate routes.

Memphis has established a trusteeship to guide the Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) through a transformation, appointing Rodrick Holmes as operations trustee and interim CEO, alongside Walter Person as financial trustee.

National Street in Memphis will close northbound for six weeks from September 22 due to roadway upgrades; southbound lanes will remain open. Detours via Faxon, Highland, and Bowen are suggested. Local access will be maintained.

Millington, TN announces a road closure on Big Creek Church Road for railroad maintenance from September 22-26, advising residents to seek alternate routes.

Memphis Police are investigating an incident on I-240, resulting in lane closures and significant traffic disruption. No details of the event have been provided.

Traffic was at a standstill on HWY 6 E near Castle Hill, causing significant delays, with the Lafayette County Sheriff's Office advising caution and patience.

A train broke down in Tupelo, causing traffic disruptions at Eason Blvd. and Ryder St., which was communicated by the local police through social media, advising alternative routes.

TDOT to partially close I-40 East in Haywood for repairs; right lane from mile marker 48 to 50, including THP weigh station, affected from Friday evening to Monday morning.

Tree removal in Shelton Park led to a temporary closure of Church Street in Covington, Tennessee, with traffic detours in place until noon as announced by local police.

The Town of Collierville announced that Shelby Drive's closure is extended to August 2026 to ensure safety and potentially finish the project 5 months early. The upgraded road will have four lanes and improved amenities.

The Memphis Police Department invites the community to a resource event with free food and connectivity at Pine Hill Community Center to strengthen community ties.

I-55 Bridge is named Kings’ Crossing to honor B.B. King, Martin Luther King Jr., and Elvis Presley, marking a significant event in Tennessee's infrastructure history.

Memphis's Speed Safety Program began issuing $50 fines for speeding violations after a 30-day warning phase, leveraging camera systems across 15 high-risk areas.

The I-55 bridge over the Mississippi River will close for repairs from Nov. 15-16, affecting all lanes. Detours and increased travel times are expected.

Lakeland is advancing new infrastructure projects like the New Canada Road Construction, discussing urban development and a food drive with live-streamed BOC meetings, preparing for Christmas events, and hiring for various positions.

The RED section of Renasant Park's walking trail in Hernando is closed for construction from July 11th, 2025, until further notice; YELLOW section remains open.

Rhea Elementary School students participated in TDOT's Paint the Plow project, decorating a snowplow with a mural titled "Clear the Way for a Brighter Day."

TDOT announces rolling roadblocks on I-40 in Putnam County for utility work on November 9th, affecting traffic from 6-9 AM. Drivers should expect delays and exercise caution.

A water main break in Bartlett has led to a water outage in the Burloe subdivision, affecting Marietta Blvd. and Marietta Cv. Crews are working on repairs without a specified restoration time.

Germantown installs its Christmas tree at City Hall, prompting parking adjustments from November 20-21, including no parking in specific areas and altered traffic flow.

Memphis Police warn of towing measures during the St. Jude Memphis Marathon; cars along the route will be towed from 10 p.m. on December 5, 2025. Signs mark tow-away zones to facilitate a smooth event.

Memphis prepares for the St. Jude Marathon, a major fundraiser attracting thousands, causing road closures and requiring traffic adjustments. Organizers suggest using Waze for navigation.

The Memphis Police Department provides traffic tips for the St. Jude Marathon, emphasizing safety and route planning, and advises residents and participants to use the WAZE app for updates.

The Covington Tennessee Police Department highlights Older Driver Safety Awareness Week to promote safe driving among the elderly and reduce traffic incidents.

TDOT has scheduled a public meeting to discuss repairs for the Pickwick Dam Bridge on SR 128, offering locals an opportunity to learn, ask questions, and provide feedback.

Germantown prepares for its Holiday Parade which will affect traffic with road closures starting December 13 at 2 p.m., including a toy collection drive for Porter-Leath.

TDOT announces updates to the Pickwick Dam Bridge Repair Project, using precast panels to avoid full weekend bridge closures and aims for completion by 2028, with traffic controlled by a temporary signal.

Germantown approves a new Starbucks with drive-through in Exeter Village Shopping Center, enhancing local dining and social offerings. The 2,450-square-foot venue aligns with urban design standards.

Collierville commuters faced delays due to a railroad crossing malfunction; Collierville Police issued a traffic alert advising alternative routes. Traffic has since improved.

Millington officials have closed Veterans Parkway due to winter conditions and urge residents to avoid travel or use caution if necessary, with updates via social media.

Severe winter weather in Memphis halts flights and closes airport facilities, with snow removal teams working nonstop. Travelers are advised to contact airlines for updates and rebooking options.

DeSoto County activated an inclement weather policy as icy bridges and overpasses made travel hazardous. Drivers in minor, injury‑free crashes can exchange info and file reports later at the Hernando sheriff's office.

Shelbyville Police warn on Facebook of hazardous road conditions due to snow and ice, urging residents to travel with caution and avoid non-essential trips.

A major gas line break between Ripley and Blue Mountain forced crews to work into the night and left some residents without service while repairs continue.

Tipton County offices, including the justice chambers, will be closed next Monday and Tuesday, with some court dates rescheduled. Call provided numbers for new appointments.

A winter storm left an 18‑wheeler jackknifed at Rosemark & Mulberry in Atoka and collapsed a Somerville barn, leaving crews to contend with icy roads.

FedEx filed plans for a 1.6-million-square-foot "Hercules" sorting center at Memphis International that would link to its new sort building via an elevated bridge.

Crews in Millington have improved travel conditions post-winter weather, making major roads accessible. Residents are warned of potential refreezing and urged to travel cautiously.

Several MATA board seats remain unfilled months after five commissioners quit, leaving oversight thin and service reliability in question. Trustees and city leaders are filling the gap.

Dublin‑based STG Logistics has leased a Getwell Road warehouse to handle Amazon cross‑docking, adding capacity to Memphis’ logistics corridor near the airport.

MPO and local lists identify the Memphis roads and intersections with the highest collision totals, from I‑240/Walnut Grove to Stage & Kirby Whitten in Bartlett.

MATA extended its zero‑fare pilot 45 days, keeping buses, trolleys and paratransit free through March 31 as officials study ridership and budget impacts.

TDOT is expanding its HELP service to rural interstates this spring, promising more than 870 miles of coverage by summer to speed response and help stranded motorists.

Memphis International will double pickup fees for taxis and rideshares starting April 1. Travelers should expect higher app charges at the curb.

DeSoto County has reworked its four‑year road plan to prioritize I‑55, I‑269 and MS‑305, aligning local projects with state construction windows to reduce congestion. The change reshapes which streets get resurfaced and when.

A truck struck a hydrant and a line break left parts of Dyersburg under a boil-water advisory; crews expect repairs and testing to take about 48 hours.

MLGW says Memphis has removed thousands of lead service lines since 2012, but about 15,000 public‑side lines still remain and funding is the bottleneck.

Tennessee won $202M in BEAD funds to connect more than 43,000 unserved or underserved locations across 74 counties; most sites are slated for fiber and projects aim to finish by December 2028.

More than 3,200 MLGW customers lost power on Mud Island Wednesday afternoon; crews worked to restore service and repairs were expected mid‑afternoon.

A school bus ran a stop sign and struck a pickup in Parkway Village; students were checked on scene and the driver has been placed on administrative leave. Investigations are ongoing.

An NTSB factual report says an Amtrak train moved past a restricting signal into a switching block in New South Memphis on Feb. 22, and four people suffered non‑critical injuries.

FedEx told investors that a strong peak season pushed third‑quarter profitability above expectations and that new AI tools and a Freight spin‑off are central to its next act. The company reported roughly 18.5 million packages a day during the quarter.

MATA's Zero Fare pilot will remain in effect for 90 more days, the city announced. Officials say extra service will be added on busy routes while the agency studies ridership and operations.

State and local officers launched Operation Hands Free on April 1, using bus tours and extra patrols to enforce Tennessee’s hands‑free law. The campaign mixes education with citations.

A broken water main opened a sinkhole on Covington Pike Thursday, closing the Covington Pike/Chiswood intersection and prompting a city traffic alert.

Riverside Drive will close Monday morning for RiverBeat setup between Beale Street and Georgia Avenue; pedestrian access to Tom Lee Park will remain open. Expect detours and extra travel time downtown.

After years of mediated bargaining, FedEx pilots and the company reached a tentative deal that would boost hourly pay about 40% in 2026 and deliver sizable retroactive checks. The pact must clear the pilot council and a ratification vote first.

A crash at Poplar Avenue and Yates Road in East Memphis left two dead and three injured. Police blocked the intersection as investigators worked the scene.

A full weekend shutdown of I-55 at Exit 7 begins Friday; TDOT says ramp work will keep parts of the interchange closed for about four months.

The Memphis City Council will consider a $13M bridge loan to keep MATA running while federal funds are pending, plus a proposed $6M transfer from riverfront projects to the new art museum.

Memphis says its speed‑camera program produced 46,616 paid citations and roughly $2.4 million in six months. Here’s what the notices, payments and dispute process look like.

TITAN data show 1,515 daytime work‑zone crashes in 2025 versus 746 at night; nighttime crashes were likelier to be fatal or serious.

Olive Branch Airport's runway was closed Wednesday after a small-aircraft operational incident; emergency crews responded and no injuries were reported while investigators work the scene.

MATA will host a May 4 meeting at Hooks Central Library to review spring schedule adjustments set to begin May 17.

Amazon opened its logistics network to outside businesses and FedEx shares slid nearly 10%, intensifying pressure on the Memphis‑based carrier ahead of a June spin‑off.

Repairs on the James Road bridge are now scheduled to begin in July, more than two years after a truck damaged the span. The city says work should wrap by October.

Fayette County Airport's May newsletter lays out new hangars and a flight school, a Sept. 26 airshow, and ramp tie‑down reshuffles that will affect local pilots.

TDEC and Drive Electric Tennessee released a 2026 roadmap that raises the state's EV target to support 750,000 light‑duty vehicles by 2035 and maps charging, fleet and battery strategies.

A sinkhole opened on a downtown Memphis sidewalk at South Main and Union; crews blocked the area while officials assess the cause and repairs.

Business owners and a church near North Parkway say MLGW closures are choking off customer access and jeopardizing small operations.

Lakeland leaders say sewer fees may roughly double over three years as the city plans to borrow for large interceptor projects and close a utility shortfall.

The Memphis airport board adopted a roughly $172M FY2027 plan that bankrolls parking expansions and schematic design work for a consolidated rental-car garage. The package also advances several construction bids tied to the modernization effort.

Preliminary state data show one traffic death during the 2026 Memorial Day travel period, down from eight last year; officials credit seat belts and stepped-up enforcement.

At a packed Whitehaven meeting, residents were told the Elvis Presley Boulevard rebuild — under way since 2013 — could continue to 2031, fueling frustration over rolling closures and funding gaps.

McGhee Tyson Airport secured a $10M FAA grant to expand TSA screening lanes, advancing a key piece of the MKAA’s decade‑long Flight Plan to handle surging passenger demand.