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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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