The Nashville Metro Council passed a resolution urging Nashville International Airport to reconsider the demolition of Monell's at the Manor, a historic restaurant, due to expansion plans.

Hilton opens a new hotel at Nashville Airport with direct terminal access, featuring 305 rooms, luxury suites, and amenities like a rooftop bar and music lounge.

Nashville is set for major bridge repairs on a downtown I-40 span, causing closures over several weekends and impacting the I-40/I-24/I-65 interchange traffic.

MTSU hosts TSSAA basketball tournaments, prompting significant parking and traffic changes, including a reserved lot for ticket holders and road closures. Drivers should use alternative routes for campus access.

Nashville International Airport presents the "Flying Solo" art exhibit series, featuring works from local artists, including paintings and blown glass, until June 23, 2024, as part of its Arts at the Airport program.

Nashville's airport aims to add direct flights to six European cities, capitalizing on the success of a direct London route and its new international terminal.

A Tennessee House bill with a new amendment may limit local control over party vehicles by preventing municipalities from denying permit renewals without just cause.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell unveils conceptual plans for enhanced transportation including Bus Rapid Transit, frequent service networks, and sidewalk expansion based on 66,000 resident feedback.

WeGo Public Transit is nearing the completion of the Dr. Ernest “Rip” Patton Jr. Transit Center, with route improvements and new connections for North Nashville expected by March 31.

Vulcan Thermal is investing $5 million to open a new facility in Surgoinsville, Tennessee, creating 30 local jobs.

The new Hilton BNA Nashville Airport Terminal hotel at Nashville International Airport has opened, featuring 298 rooms and amenities like a rooftop bar and pool. It's part of BNA's "BNA Vision" expansion plan.

TDOT halts interstate construction for Easter to reduce travel disruption, advising drivers to remain cautious due to ongoing long-term lane closures and on-site worker presence.

Daily construction blasts at Nashville International Airport will intermittently halt traffic until the end of 2024, causing inconvenience for local travelers and commuters.

Over 100 Tennessee state-owned bridges are in poor condition, raising safety concerns, although experts and the TDOT emphasize that these ratings do not necessarily indicate imminent danger.

Developer Tony Giarratana has secured $230 million in financing for "1010," which will become Tennessee's tallest skyscraper in Nashville, due to be completed in 2027.

A multi-motorcycle crash on I-24 eastbound in Clarksville caused delays and a temporary closure, with authorities investigating and traffic slowly normalizing post-incident.

A high school senior, Addison DeWitt from Sumner County, earned a private pilot license through her school's aviation program. She is the first student to accomplish this feat at Liberty Creek High School.

NDOT forms the Approved Materials Committee to determine acceptable construction materials for Nashville infrastructure, holding quarterly meetings and establishing a transparent approval process.

The Tennessee National Guard dedicated the new Major General Terry "Max" Haston Armory, honoring him for his 40 years of service. The modern facility features advanced technology and energy efficiency.

TDOT urges extra caution during National Work Zone Awareness Week after 23 fatalities last year, emphasizing the lasting impact of driving behavior in work zones.

Nashville reveals a final strategy for the Connect Downtown Project, aiming to improve transport, safety, and connectivity in the city over the next decade.

TriStar Health proposed a $250 million full-service hospital in Spring Hill, Tennessee, expected to create over 3,000 jobs and feature specialized care units. Approval from the Tennessee Health Facilities Commission is pending.

Repairs on I-840's eastbound bridge at mile marker 28 in Williamson County will reduce it to one lane for three months following damage by CSX crew work. Detours and occasional closures expected.

The North Nashville Transit Center, honoring Dr. Ernest "Rip" Patton, Jr., is 80% complete and will enhance public transportation in Nashville with various amenities and connections.

Southwest Airlines adds nonstop flights from Nashville to Cincinnati, Greenville-Spartanburg, and Richmond starting June 4.

Nashville celebrates Transit Month with a "Ticket to Ride" event, showcasing public transportation options and promoting sustainable commuting practices.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell announced 'Choose How You Move,' a comprehensive transit plan that includes sidewalk improvements and better traffic signals, pending a November vote.

Southwest Flight 5907 returned to St. Louis due to an engine issue shortly after takeoff, with an FAA inquiry underway and the aircraft set for inspection.

The Great Circle Road Bridge in Nashville will close indefinitely from April 25 due to safety concerns from corrosion, affecting commuters and local businesses.

Nashville International Airport experienced temporary delays due to staffing issues with air traffic controllers, causing a ground delay that was resolved before 6 p.m.

A Southwest flight from Baltimore to Denver diverted to Nashville due to an unexplained cabin odor, was taken out of service, and passengers continued on a replacement plane.

TDOT is investing $15 million in repaving efforts across Tennessee to repair damage from January's extreme weather, with projects divided among four regions.

Plans for a mixed-use development at the vacant Macy's at Rivergate Mall include 340 homes, a hotel, and retail spaces, aiming for completion by 2026/2027. The project awaits Goodlettsville Planning Commission approval.

Spring Hill High School was closed on May 3rd due to vandalism. Activities resumed after school, and classes were expected to restart by May 6th. Details about the damage were limited, but no injuries were reported. An investigation is ongoing.

Nashville police urge early arrival downtown to avoid gridlock from an expected 50,000 Morgan Wallen fans at Nissan Stadium, other events, and limited parking.

Murfreesboro City Council approved a renovation of Old Fort Park's tennis and pickleball courts, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act for $1.2 million.

Nashville Airport prepares for a busy day with over 42,000 passengers after local events, enhancing staffing and advising travelers on parking and check-in procedures.

Nashville Airport prepares for a near-record number of departures, with an expected 42,000 travelers, following events in the city. Extra staff and traffic coordination are in place. Travelers are advised to arrive early and check flight statuses.

FAA enforced a ground stop at Nashville Airport due to severe storms, causing travel disruptions. Flights could land, but departures were halted. The stop was estimated to continue until 7:45 p.m.

A semi truck crash spilled flour and closed I-40 in Bellevue, impacting traffic. The driver was injured, and authorities seek the pickup driver who fled. Roads reopened by 7 a.m.

Tennessee launches new mental health crisis centers for children in Nashville and Memphis, offering free 24/7 support without insurance requirements, as part of a $5 million initiative.

A semi truck hit an unused CSX overpass in Nashville, shutting down I-40 westbound lanes and causing traffic reroutes until the bridge was cleared and inspected for safety.

A sinkhole in downtown Clarksville has led to the closure of a portion of College Street, as authorities and the Street Department assess and plan repairs.

Collierville celebrated the grand opening of new pickleball courts in Suggs Park with a ribbon-cutting event, speeches, and a showcase match featuring local dignitaries.

Ongoing bridge repairs in East Tennessee are causing traffic delays, with lane reductions and closures on I-75 and other roads in various counties until the end of May 2024.

Omari Booker is creating a mural and sculptures for Nashville's first Permanent Supportive Housing facility, which will provide 90 units for the homeless population and is set to open in summer 2024.

Rutherford County Mayor Joe Carr vetoed renaming the Kittrell Public Health & Safety Building due to public outcry, despite a prior commission vote favoring the change.

Severe weather prompted the FAA to temporarily halt departures at Nashville International Airport, causing brief delays before the ground stop was lifted and flights resumed.

A key route in Nashville is closed due to a rock slide on River Trace near State Route 12, with local access maintained. Geological risks have prompted safety measures and ongoing communication with residents.

Dejuan N. Prime, 19, was arrested by Nashville police for a bus terminal shooting. The victim, shot multiple times, is hospitalized. Prime was identified near the crime scene with a firearm.

Construction of a new roundabout near Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center begins June 3, with full-on operations starting June 10 until year's end; expect traffic disturbances.

The new Buckner Road interchange in Spring Hill, aimed at improving I-65 traffic, has opened after overcoming delays and is expected to foster the area's growth and ease congestion.

Nashville Police and Tennessee Highway Patrol are targeting impaired drivers with a sobriety checkpoint on Bell Road this Friday night. They aim to reduce DUI offenses and promote road safety.

TDOT has partnered with MNAA to expedite the I-40/SR 255 interchange improvements, offering a $6 million incentive to the contractor for finishing a year early to improve traffic and safety.

Governor's Square Mall in Clarksville is undergoing a major renovation, including new features such as flooring, lighting, and a Dave & Buster's. The project aims to refresh the mall and integrate cultural elements.

The article announces a rise in construction activities in Davidson County and provides a link to a report detailing these projects and their impacts.

Lebanon, NH plans to revitalize its downtown area guided by its 2016 vision plan, considering public input and potential economic growth, while maintaining community engagement in the development process.

Franklin unveils a new pedestrian bridge at The Park at Harlinsdale Farm, connecting neighborhoods and the high school, incorporating history and promoting sustainable transportation.

New renderings of Nashville Yards showcase amenities like a pedestrian park and pickleball courts. Construction awaits Metro approval, aiming to start in summer and finish by spring 2025.

TDOT prepares for increased I-24 traffic due to Bonnaroo Festival, with strategies including maintenance units, HELP trucks, and a temporary halt on construction to ensure smooth traffic flow and festival access.

The SR 153 bridge over Chickamauga Dam will be closed for the weekend for repairs, with detours via SR 319. The Tennessee Department of Transportation advises caution.

Nashville officials revealed plans to convert Global Mall, formerly Hickory Hollow Mall, into a mixed-use area with retail, cultural spaces, and a transit center.

Country star Luke Bryan and his wife Caroline attended the ribbon-cutting for the newly renovated West Tower at Williamson Medical Center, named the Boyer-Bryan tower in their honor.

A severe crash on Mack Hatcher Parkway in Franklin led to road closure and traffic detours until the parkway was reopened after investigation and cleanup.

Thursday is expected to be the busiest air travel day yet in 2024, with the FAA preparing for over 54,000 flights ahead of the July 4th weekend, following TSA's record screening of nearly 3 million passengers last Sunday.

The RTA endorsed Nashville's "Choose How You Move" plan, aimed at improving regional transportation, which includes new sidewalks, traffic signals, and transit system upgrades, pending a November ballot for funding.

The Tennessee Historical Commission has rejected a proposal to rename MTSU's Forrest Hall, named after a Confederate general and KKK leader, despite the university's efforts to change it.

Nashville International Airport introduces the Sunflower Program to assist travelers with hidden disabilities by providing discreet support like sunflower lanyards and trained staff assistance.

Nashville International Airport introduces BNA PASSport, allowing non-ticketed visitors to access its post-security areas for dining, shopping, and meeting passengers.

A stretch of State Highway 374 in Clarksville, Tennessee, was renamed the "Mayor Don Trotter Highway" to honor the former mayor’s 16-year service and his impact on city development.

The Clarksville Street Department is making progress on the Transportation 2020+ Plan with new sidewalks on Peachers Mill Road and Cunningham Lane aimed at improving connectivity and safety.

The TDOT has announced road construction projects in East Tennessee that may affect travel from July 4-10, 2024, with lane closures expected in multiple counties.

Tennessee announces an extensive I-55 Bridge overhaul via a partnership with Arkansas and federal support, aiming to enhance seismic safety and accommodate future traffic growth.

TDOT has initiated multiple road construction projects in West Tennessee, affecting 21 counties with lane closures and reduced speed limits from July 17 to 24, which will impact commutes.

TDOT details upcoming road closures and lane restrictions due to various infrastructure projects across East and Middle Tennessee from July 18-24, affecting traffic flow with detours and delays.

TDOT announces a week of roadworks across West Tennessee, with lane closures and traffic adjustments expected in 21 counties from July 24-31, 2024, to improve infrastructure and safety.

TDOT announces numerous road projects in East and Middle Tennessee, including bridge constructions, utility work, and rockfall mitigation, affecting traffic and commutes.

TDOT reports multiple construction projects in East Tennessee causing traffic disruptions in various counties, with lane closures and potential delays expected due to resurfacing, bridge repairs, and utility work.

The city of Brentwood opens a new roundabout at Murray Lane and Holly Tree Gap to improve traffic and safety, potentially reducing accident rates significantly.

TDOT announces roadwork across West Tennessee from July 31-August 7, affecting 21 counties with lane closures during day and night, plus new infrastructure changes.

TDOT reports multiple construction projects in East and Middle Tennessee from August 1-7, 2024, affecting roadways with lane closures and detours, requiring drivers to be cautious and expect delays.

NDOT is working on restoring River Trace near State Route 12, involving site checks and traffic control assessments, and plans to consult geotechnical experts for stabilization strategies.

TDOT announces roadwork causing potential delays in West Tennessee from August 7-14, affecting 21 counties with lane closures on I-40 and various highways for construction and resurfacing projects.

The Nashville Department of Transportation implemented new safety measures in 15 school zones to improve pedestrian crossings and reduce speeding as students return to school.

Clarksville, Tennessee's first major roundabout, nicknamed "Rhonda," has gained local fame, with a following on Facebook and a YouTube song, despite some traffic concerns and design critiques.

TDOT announces ramp closures for slope mowing operations across Tennessee, advising commuters to expect delays and plan for detours starting August 13th.

TDOT workers face increased danger from near-misses and vehicle strikes, with 73 incidents this year, urging drivers to follow safety laws and avoid distractions.

NDOT's renovation of Great Circle Road Bridge, deemed "Fair" in 2021, faces issues with its piers and plans for repairs surpassing $2 million; closure expected until June 2025.

Clarksville has improved pedestrian safety around New Providence Middle School with new curbs, sidewalks, and crosswalks with push-button warning lights.

TDOT shares early designs for I-24 Southeast Choice Lanes to improve travel between Nashville and Murfreesboro, with dynamic pricing to manage congestion and maintain minimum speeds. Public consultations are underway to gauge community feedback.

Murfreesboro is enforcing right-turn-only restrictions at Asbury Lane and Medical Center Parkway to improve traffic flow and safety, with a median being built to guide vehicle movement.

Martha Sundquist State Forest is beginning a multi-phase bridge replacement project to enhance safety and reduce repair costs; temporary access changes are in place.

Nashville receives $4.7 million from the federal government to expand its EV charging infrastructure, aiming to increase accessibility and support the adoption of electric vehicles.

A construction truck fell into a sinkhole in Clarksville City Hall's parking lot, revealing an old cistern that compromised the ground's integrity. The city is repairing the site and ensuring public safety.

NDOT is seeking public input on two pedestrian and bicycle safety projects in Midtown Nashville, part of the city's Vision Zero goal to reduce traffic-related deaths and injuries.

Nashville inaugurates the Dr. Ernest Rip Patton, Jr. North Nashville Transit Center, boosting public transport options with new amenities and reflecting local heritage.

A contractor hit a water main in South Nashville, causing flooding and water supply issues for residents near Nolensville Road. Repair efforts are underway.

A section of I-24 West in Nashville will be closed for weekend repairs, with detours in place and additional closures scheduled for the end of September. TDOT urges caution around work zones.

Clarksville secured a $8M federal grant to enhance safety on four key streets, focusing on reducing traffic fatalities and injuries. The grant is part of the U.S. DOT's SS4A project, and Mayor Joe Pitts praised the efforts leading to this funding.

Nashville's DGS announced Phase 3a of the War Memorial and Legislative Plaza Closure Plan starting October 7, 2024, with extended fencing and road closures.

NDOT will screen short docs on traffic-related tragedies in Nashville at Looby Center Theater on September 23, 2024, with a panel and Q&A, highlighting Vision Zero's aim to prevent fatalities.

Nashville’s NDOT hosts a summit at Nissan Stadium to promote sustainable travel and alleviate road congestion with city officials and transit experts.

Tennessee's Greeneville Driver Services Center has closed temporarily due to severe weather damage, urging residents to use nearby centers or online services for their needs.

The Clarksville MPO and GNRC seek public input on improving transportation services for vulnerable groups by updating the Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan.

Nashville International Airport issued a temporary ground stop on incoming flights due to low visibility from fog, which lifted at 8:30 a.m. with minimal disruption.

TDOT deploys a strike force to aid Florida with Hurricane Milton recovery, providing personnel and equipment for debris removal and infrastructure repairs.

TDOT's "Nobody Trashes Tennessee" campaign introduced a "Trashsquatch" patch to motivate scouts in cleanup projects, building on the success of the program's launch last year.

Brentwood's City Commission has approved a $15.8 million project to widen Ragsdale Road, adding lanes and pedestrian paths to improve traffic flow and connectivity.

The Nashville Davidson County Register of Deeds will close temporarily for infrastructure installation on October 28-29, with services resuming October 30.

Clarksville is hosting its inaugural Half Marathon and 5K, causing road closures and detours around the city on November 2, 2024, with police officers managing the event traffic.

A house being moved in Cookeville may cause traffic delays and lane closures, with residents advised to seek alternate routes or allow extra travel time.

New sidewalks on Peachers Mill Road in Clarksville are nearing completion, enhancing pedestrian safety and accessibility with features like ramps and a stormwater system. Mayor Pitts expresses personal satisfaction with the project's progress.

7th Avenue in San Francisco will be closed to cars from November 11 due to utility work for the War Memorial/LP Construction Project but will maintain pedestrian access.

Avelo Airlines introduces a nonstop route from Nashville to Central Florida starting March 6, 2025, with fares from $49, aiming to provide an affordable and convenient travel option.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation is closing I-24's downtown east loop in Nashville for weekend roadwork, advising drivers to use the west loop detour.

The Nashville Davidson County Register of Deeds Office is temporarily closing for a move to new, renovated quarters within the same building, anticipating improved access and technology integration.

A sinkhole in Cookeville has closed East Spring Street, impacting morning commuters. Officials are assessing the situation as drivers are advised to find alternate routes.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee proclaimed November 18-22 as Crash Responder Safety Week to promote safety for first responders, including TDOT HELP Truck drivers who face significant risks on the road.

TDOT halts highway construction for Thanksgiving travel, optimizing traffic flow and safety with deployed HELP Truck drivers, expecting 1.8 million Tennesseans on road trips.

TDOT updates its Strategic Highway Safety Plan, focusing on vulnerable road user safety, with a significant reduction in pedestrian and cyclist fatalities. Investments exceed $239 million in safety projects.

TDOT launches a contest for the public to create road safety messages for interstate signs, aiming to promote safe driving habits during the holiday season.

Nashville's NDOT is readying for winter with additional snowplows and a stockpile of road treatment materials, while also coordinating strategies with TDOT and WeGo Transit for efficient snow removal.

Avelo Airlines introduces four new nonstop flights from Nashville to Charlotte, Philadelphia, Rochester, and Wilmington, with affordable fares starting at $44.

I-40 in Putnam County will have lane closures from Exit 267 to 275 for drain cleaning on Dec 10-11, 8 am-3 pm CT, weather permitting. Traffic control and enforcement will be present.

TDOT has named a new ferry boat “The Summitt” in honor of Pat Summitt, connecting Benton and Houston Counties across the Tennessee River. It began service to assist with daily travel needs.

Temporary traffic lights will be installed at Spring Creek Parkway and Trenton Road in Clarksville, potentially causing delays. This is part of a larger plan to improve local traffic.

TDOT lifts all lane closures on interstates and state highways for the holiday period from December 23, 2024, to January 1, 2025, to ease travel for the 2.7 million Tennesseans expected to drive for the festivities.

Nashville receives $10 million and $1.9 million federal grants for transportation and safety improvements on Nolensville and Murfreesboro Pikes, involving advanced traffic technologies.

Nashville International Airport launched a new high-speed Wi-Fi system for travelers, offering improved connectivity up to 100 MBPS, with simplified access via a short survey.

Several passengers at Nashville International Airport were denied boarding on Southwest Airlines flights during the holidays because their pet carriers didn't meet airline policies.

The Cumberland Plaza Parking Garage in downtown Clarksville will close on January 6, 2025, for six months to undergo repairs and updates, including lighting and structural improvements.

WeGo Public Transit in Middle Tennessee is operating on snow routes and Saturday schedules due to a winter storm, with some routes maintaining regular schedules. Delays are possible and passengers are advised to stay updated using transit apps.

The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office warns of icy conditions on nine rural roads, urging drivers to use caution due to persistent ice and black ice patches.

Nashville introduces designated rideshare zones to alleviate downtown traffic and improve safety, tested near TPAC with potential for a trip fee after the pilot.

Shag Rag Road in Cookeville will close between Bowser Road and Reserve Drive from January 22-24 for water line installation, reopening daily before school release.

Cookeville drivers are advised to avoid North Dixie Avenue due to HVAC upgrades at First United Methodist Church by Carwile Mechanical on January 27 from 8 a.m. to noon.

A new traffic signal at Trenton Road and Spring Creek Parkway in Clarksville will be operational on February 5, with flashing alerts starting January 29. This is part of the city's Transportation 2020+ Plan.

New traffic signals began operating at the Trenton Road and Spring Creek Parkway intersection in Clarksville as part of the city's effort to reduce traffic congestion.

Construction on I-75 in Hamilton County might cause delays from Feb 24 to Mar 4, 2025, due to bridge work at Hamilton Place Blvd, involving nighttime lane closures and a ramp shutdown.

TDOT announces lane closure on SR 8 in Hamilton County due to geotechnical drilling from February 25-27, with traffic control and potential delays expected.

TDOT's Nobody Trashes Tennessee campaign is part of the Great American Cleanup, encouraging residents to keep landscapes litter-free by participating in clean-up events and offering rewards and educational resources.

A gas leak on Seaboard Lane in Franklin caused a temporary road closure, with authorities swiftly containing the situation and reopening the road. Causes remain undisclosed.

The Nashville NDOT announced traffic calming projects for 25 streets in Spring 2025 to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists after receiving over 600 resident applications.

Clarksville is using new LiDAR sensors to improve traffic safety and efficiency, in line with their Transportation 2020+ plan, with Vanderbilt University's help and contributions from local universities.

The Davidson County Register of Deeds in Nashville is closing for renovations on March 12-13 and 17-18, impacting access to historical research and veterans' services.

Spirit Airlines adds six new nonstop routes from Nashville International Airport, increasing its total offerings to 20 destinations with expanded service starting in May.

A gas line rupture in Murfreesboro has led to traffic disruptions and road closures. Repair efforts could affect traffic into the evening. Public safety measures are in place.

TDOT has announced lane closures in Middle Tennessee from March 13-19, 2025, for construction activities including sign replacements, milling, and repairs affecting I-24, I-40, and various state routes.

TDOT has reopened State Route 81 in East Tennessee after extensive repairs due to Hurricane Helene damage, restoring a critical connection for over 5,400 daily vehicles.

I-40 in Putnam County, TN, will have rolling roadblocks due to utility work on Sunday, March 23, from 6-8 am, possibly affecting traffic between mile markers 283 and 297. Delays expected, with weather-dependent scheduling.

The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department urges the public to keep streets clear for emergency access, as improper parking can delay life-saving services. Fire Marshal Lowe outlines proper parking to prevent obstruction during emergencies.

The Tennessee Highway Safety Office announces "Operation Hands Free" to enforce the state's Hands-Free Law and reduce distracted driving during April's awareness month.

West Stevens Street will be closed during weekdays from Hughes Street to South Willow Avenue starting this Friday for construction, with local access maintained.

Nashville's NDOT has launched an anti-littering campaign featuring "Trashley" to prompt citizens to keep the city clean and highlight the costs and environmental impact of litter.

Spring Hill, TN, will replace a traffic signal cabinet at Stephen P Yokich Pkwy/Main St, causing disruptions tomorrow starting 9am, aiming for noon completion. Drivers are advised to be cautious.

Spring Hill is implementing a new traffic pattern on Port Royal Road, with reduced speed limits due to construction. Residents are advised to exercise caution.

Nashville's Register of Deeds office is temporarily closed for modernization but will maintain online e-filing services. The office reopens April 11 with new amenities for the public.

Wilson County faces road closures and infrastructure damage after a severe storm. Residents are warned to avoid certain areas and be cautious. Crews are clearing debris, with updates on the Sheriff's Office Facebook page.

A section of Hickory Ridge Road in Wilson County is closed for construction, with traffic being diverted to Martha Leeville Road. Drivers are advised to plan for delays.

Nashville's NDOT introduces pedestrian safety improvements and signal timing enhancements at 108 downtown intersections to reduce crashes and improve traffic flow.

TDOT is pausing interstate construction during Easter to ease traffic, but reminds travelers to stay cautious as long-term lane closures and potential worker presence remain. Safety is emphasized due to recent equipment run-ins.

Nashville offers free train rides on April 25 for 'Ticket to Ride' event during Transit Month, with discussions on sustainable transport at Donelson meetup.

TDOT launches an awareness campaign to promote safety in work zones following a rise in fatalities and injuries, coinciding with National Work Zone Awareness Week.

Cookeville's East 10th Street widening project enters phase two, redirecting traffic into two lanes between Wilson Avenue and Fisk Road starting April 23.

Cookeville seeks contractors for East Spring Street sidewalk construction, encompassing 2,400 feet with added features and ADA compliance, funded partly by a TDOT grant.

Clarksville Police reopened all lanes on Ft. Campbell Blvd. after a vehicle hit a pedestrian, temporarily closing lanes for the investigation. The pedestrian's condition remains undisclosed.

The TDOT is enforcing a lane closure on I-81 North at MM 421 starting May 2 at 7 p.m. for bridge repair work, with completion expected by early May 5.

WeGo Public Transit's job fair attracted over 500 applicants, supporting Nashville’s transit improvement initiative with on-the-spot interviews and various job openings.

A ground stop was imposed at Nashville International Airport due to a disabled aircraft on the runway, affecting departures until the situation was resolved about 1.5 hours later.

The REAL ID Act is now being enforced at airports, including Nashville International, with most travelers possessing compliant IDs and TSA handling exceptions.

A sinkhole at Shelby Park's Davidson Street entrance prompts a road closure until late October 2025 for repairs, and the Mill Creek Greenway is also temporarily closed.

NDOT alerts about potential heavy traffic in Downtown Nashville on May 10 due to multiple events and encourages alternate transit with a free e-bike/scooter ride promo.

A road in Rutherford County was closed due to a crash where a driver hit a utility pole, leading to power lines across the road and repair work that lasted till the afternoon.

Radnor Lake State Park in Tennessee is set to repair Otter Creek Road, with construction affecting park access, activities, and parking from June 1 to October. Wildlife considerations and improvements like a new guardrail are part of the project.

A large fallen tree blocked Slone St at West Spring St in Lebanon, delaying commuters and prompting road closure and detours until cleared. No injuries were reported.

Radnor Lake State Park commences Otter Creek Road repairs, impacting parking and activities from May to October 2025. The construction addresses flood damage and aims to improve visitor experience.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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'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.

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.

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 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 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.

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.

New traffic lights at Port Royal Road and Jim Warren Parkway in Spring Hill start on Thursday at 10 a.m., aiming to improve safety at a problematic intersection.

A vehicle hit a pedestrian near a sandwich shop in Clarksville, prompting road closures and an investigation. The pedestrian was airlifted to a hospital.

A dump truck spilled gravel at a Clarksville intersection, causing a lane closure and traffic disruptions. Cleanup was underway with local authorities coordinating efforts.

TDOT offers double points in its Trash Masters Rewards program at Welcome Centers to promote litter-free roads during summer as part of the Nobody Trashes Tennessee campaign.

The southbound lane of S. Willow Avenue in Cookeville will close on July 2 from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. for construction. Traffic will be redirected, and weather may extend the closure.

Clarksville has begun construction on the Red River Pedestrian Bridge to connect trail systems, aimed at enhancing pedestrian movement and outdoor activities in the city.

Murfreesboro Police increases patrols at major intersections to deter traffic violations and improve safety, reminding drivers not to block intersections.

Radnor Lake State Park's west end trails are closed due to Otter Creek Road repairs. The South Lake and South Cove trails are affected, restricting access temporarily for safety.

A tractor-trailer crash closed I-840 West in Williamson County, causing traffic delays; the Sheriff updated the public on social media. No details on the crash cause or injuries were given.

Mt. Juliet is closing a problematic railroad crossing on North Mt. Juliet Road for repairs from July 11-14, causing detours for drivers and potential business disruptions.

Cookeville introduces a four-way stop at North Jefferson Ave and Freeze St for traffic safety, adding a crosswalk and traffic island. Drivers are advised to be cautious.

Korean Veterans Bridge in Nashville will be closed all Sunday for filming a stunt for '9-1-1: Nashville', impacting traffic and bringing economic benefits to the city.

An I-24 westbound shooting caused hours-long traffic delays; authorities including multiple departments responded and diverted the flow at Waldron Road. A Rutherford County man died, prompting an ongoing investigation.

"Operation Southern Slow Down" is enforced in the Southeast US to tackle speeding and reduce road fatalities, coinciding with a rise in such incidents.

Roadwork on East Spring Street in Cookeville begins July 22, closing the westbound lane for sidewalk improvements; traffic to be rerouted with signs and flaggers.

Cookeville has scheduled nighttime road closures on East Spring Street for utility work from July 28 to 30, affecting traffic between South Walnut and Scott Avenues.

Cookeville is starting street repairs tomorrow, with milling and resurfacing by Vulcan Materials, affecting Fisk Road and other areas, potentially causing detours and lane closures.

Nashville's Mayor O'Connell announced new WeGo bus routes for McGavock and Glencliff High Schools to improve student mobility and access to education.

TDOT begins $1.8 million road work on SR 8 in July, shifting from a four-lane road to two lanes with a center turn lane, parking, and bike lane, to be completed by October 31.

Phase II of East 10th St. widening in Cookeville is complete, expanding the street from three to five lanes to improve traffic flow, along with upgrades to utilities and ADA-compliant sidewalks.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department reports traffic on North Thompson Lane has resumed after a crash, but South Thompson Lane is rerouted due to ongoing repairs.

The Murfreesboro TN Police issued an alert for traffic delays due to a 2,000 sq. ft. house being moved through the city to Rockvale, escorted by the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

Racist graffiti was found at the Nissan Stadium construction site. The construction company condemned the act and is seeking to identify the culprits. Earlier, a noose was found but no charges were filed.

The realigned Dunbar Cave Road in Clarksville has opened, finishing early to align with Cardinal Lane and improve traffic ahead of the new school year.

Murfreesboro Police Department establishes a new school zone with specific hours and a 15 mph speed limit on Northfield Boulevard to enhance safety for children.

Lebanon police have closed the northbound lane of Sparta Pike at Maddox Simpson intersection due to a crash. Drivers should expect delays and seek alternate routes.

The Boring Company has proposed a tunnel route in Nashville for a high-speed transit system, despite local concerns about its impact and safety. No final decisions or timeline for the project have been made.

Lanes on Shelbyville Highway reopened after being closed due to a fatal pedestrian traffic crash near Christiana, with the accident under investigation.

The Franklin Police Department's Traffic Unit won three top traffic safety awards at the THSO ceremony, repeating their success from the previous year.

A crash on Nonaville Road in Wilson County caused indefinite closure and delays, with travelers advised to seek alternative routes; the road later reopened.

Nashville International Airport has introduced an Enhanced Passenger Processing system to expedite U.S. customs, utilizing biometric data for efficient entry.

A wreck closed the S. Hartman Dr. on-ramp to I-40 WB in Lebanon, causing traffic delays and rerouting. Details were sparse, but cleanup efforts were underway.

Spring Hill Police Department announces a DUI sobriety checkpoint on Main Street at Crossings Blvd on August 31, 2025, from 5-7pm, promoting road safety.

Cookeville announces a lane closure on South Willow Avenue for the Stevens Street Improvement Project on August 14, affecting early morning to evening traffic.

Lebanon Police have reduced Interstate 40 speed limits to 60 MPH during a fair to ease traffic congestion, affecting certain mile markers. This precautionary measure has garnered mixed reactions from the community.

Interstate 24 reopened by Rutherford County Sheriff's Office after a multi-vehicle incident involving a jackknifed trailer. Traffic is now flowing normally.

TDOT's "Nobody Trashes Tennessee" anti-litter campaign wins six awards at PRSA Nashville Chapter for its effective litter prevention efforts and community engagement.

A semi-truck stuck at an intersection caused significant delays in La Vergne, with police managing traffic and advising alternate routes. The road was later cleared.

A crash on Murfreesboro Road at Bill France Blvd in Wilson County caused lengthy delays and a road closure announced by the Sheriff's Office. The THP is investigating, and the road has since reopened.

The new Murfreesboro Transit Center opened, funded by state, federal, and local dollars, improving public transport and connectivity in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

Cookeville's annual Fall FunFest is scheduled for September 5-6, with street closures around the Historical Courthouse. Alternative parking will be available.

Highway 64 in Wartrace, TN, will close at the railroad tracks near the post office from September 5th to 8th for track repairs, with traffic redirected via Highway 437.

Clarksville Street Department has implemented a new traffic pattern at Westfield Court and Fair Brook Place, aiming to reduce Kennedy Lane congestion.