Cookeville's South Walnut Avenue will be closed for water and sewer repairs on June 12, from 8 am to 3 pm, between East Borden and East Stevens Streets.

The Nashville Register of Deeds office will close June 11-12 for Phase II renovations, including accessibility upgrades, with services to resume June 13. An Open House event is planned post-upgrades.

A semi-truck crashed into a power pole on E. Division Street at Posey Hill Road in Wilson County, leading to a road closure with no injuries reported. Repair time is uncertain.

The Great Tennessee Air Show will cause traffic delays and road closures in La Vergne and Smyrna until June 8, affecting major roads and suggesting alternate travel planning.

A wreck in Murfreesboro, TN, involving downed power lines and a telephone pole, has caused major traffic disruptions and power outages, leading to road closures and traffic diversions.

Cookeville's Cinderella Park area is set for a surface refresh involving street closures from June 4-6 to apply new asphalt. Residents and emergency services will have access, but others may need to reroute.

E. Spring Street in Cookeville is undergoing milling and paving, leading to road closures between Watauga Road and Skyline Drive. Work is scheduled for June 4-5 and June 9-10 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Detours are in place.

Cookeville announces upcoming closure of East Broad Street for milling and paving, affecting traffic and parking between North Jefferson and Washington Avenues.

Ross Chastain joined the THSO to educate young technicians on sober driving, emphasizing education to prevent drunk driving. The event included vehicle simulations and a "Use Your Melon" campaign promotion.

Nashville invites public comments on a permit for construction or modification of an air pollution source, with responses due by June 29, 2025. The Health Department offers details for review.

The Nashville Police Department advised drivers via social media to slow down and be courteous on the road, highlighting proactive traffic enforcement and community safety.

Nashville's Korean Veterans Memorial Bridge is getting new lights, with expected completion by September 2025, causing lane closures and affecting commuter routes.

Tennessee plans to build the Ashland City River Port to improve freight transportation, expecting to ease congestion, create jobs, and reduce carbon emissions by promoting barge use over trucks.