Spring Hill’s board approved up to $320 million in bonds to fund Pure Water Spring Hill and upgrades to reservoirs and treatment plants.

TDOT has picked a contractor to lower James Robertson Parkway on the East Bank, a move that will reshape downtown access and require periodic closures.

City leaders met this week to update Murfreesboro’s 2050 transportation plan as TDOT's I-24 Choice Lanes and local projects force choices about widening, signals and transit.

Franklin Transit Authority released a 10-year master plan proposing upgraded stops, Sunday service, real-time tracking and mobile fares as the city grows.

Volkswagen will end ID.4 assembly at its Chattanooga plant and reallocate lines to Atlas SUVs as U.S. EV demand softens and dealers push steep discounts.

Ten days after a downtown water main break, Capitol Towers residents remain without hot water or elevator access, leaving many elderly neighbors stranded. Repairs and code complaints are now in focus.

TDOT added Phase II of the Nolensville Pike widening to its 10‑year plan. The project will widen the corridor to five lanes and add sidewalks and bike lanes.

A Frontier flight from St. Louis was diverted to Nashville after reported engine trouble; passengers described alarms and a tense landing while airport crews inspected the plane.

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.

BNA will gut and rebuild its central lobby circulation in an 18‑month, $40M project that adds escalators and doubles elevator capacity to handle surging passenger traffic.

State lawmakers approved a resolution backing dedicated bus lanes on Gallatin and Nolensville pikes and downtown, but TDOT sign-off and design work are still required. The move advances parts of the voter-approved Choose How You Move plan.

WeGo and Metro will add bus lanes and smart signals at Murfreesboro Pike & Thompson Lane to ease delays on Route 55.

Glencliff neighbors will meet March 26 after TDOT maps showed a new supermarket and dozens of homes and businesses could be in the path of the proposed I‑24 Choice Lanes. The session is meant to coordinate comments and next steps.