News from the South - Tennessee News Feed
McGhee Tyson Airport all set for busiest day for Thanksgiving travel
SUMMARY: Thanksgiving travel is peaking today, making it one of the busiest days at M. Tyson Airport in Knoxville. Airport spokesperson Becky Huckabee noted that over 7,000 people are expected to travel, leading to long TSA lines. Preparation is key; the airport collaborates with airlines and rental services to manage the surge in passengers. The holiday season is special for airport employees, who enjoy reconnecting families. Travelers are advised to arrive at least two hours early for their flights and to be patient as they navigate the busy airport environment.
Airport lines are long at McGhee Tyson this Thanksgiving Eve as Tennessee residents travel home for the holidays.
SUMMARY: Crews worked overnight to treat roads in the area, and Megan Fee reports live from Antioch. Currently at Bakertown Road near I24 and Haywood Lane, she notes that major roads are mostly clear, with some snowy entry and exit ramps. However, secondary roads remain icy, posing challenges for drivers and pedestrians. While main roads and highways look good thanks to plowing and salting efforts, caution is advised, especially in neighborhoods where conditions are slick. Megan will continue to assess the road conditions around Antioch.
Tracking road conditions in Antioch after winter storm
News from the South - Tennessee News Feed
TN Winter Storm: Conditions deteriorating in Williamson County
SUMMARY: In Franklin, Andy Cordan reports on worsening conditions from a winter storm. Despite numerous snow plows, road conditions have deteriorated, leading to slushy and hazardous driving. He highlights the dangers of the slippery roads, where drivers are struggling with poor visibility and some have spun out or crashed. The temperature is around 32°F, raising concerns that if it drops further, conditions could worsen significantly. Cordan describes the weather as fluctuating, with moments of almost rain or sunshine, but emphasizes that the current state is among the worst he’s encountered all day. He urges caution for drivers.
Conditions deteriorating in Williamson County, TN
SUMMARY: The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) held a livestream update regarding the winter storm affecting the state, maintaining a Level 3 State of Emergency. TEMA director Patrick Sheehan highlighted that crews from the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) are focusing on Priority 1 routes and urged safe driving due to recent accidents involving salt trucks. Snow is expected to persist, with potential travel hazards from thawing and refreezing. While power outages remain minimal, Sheehan advised reducing energy use and stressed safety tips for generator use and outdoor activity in cold weather. Warming shelters are available statewide.
The post TEMA provides update on winter storm appeared first on www.wkrn.com
Mississippi lawmakers working to remove Confederate statues from Washington
Jordan Trotter Commercial Real Estate giving away free trees to restore Augusta’s tree canopy
Speaker White, Lt. Gov. Hosemann unveil tax cuts, other proposals as 2025 legislative session starts
Mississippi House leaders file plan to eliminate income tax, slash grocery tax
Israel’s Netanyahu sends Mossad director to Gaza ceasefire talks in Qatar in sign of progress
Fires continue into the weekend in Los Angeles
MAP: Emergency room visits for respiratory illnesses are soaring in these states
Secretary of defense must perform a ‘delicate dance’ between the president, Congress and the public
What KXAN is watching during the 89th Legislative Session
New Orleans Weather: Chilly with rain moving in by Sunday
WKRG News 5 This Morning Prodisee Pantry Magnolia Ball Preview
The heaviest snowfall in a decade is possible as a wintry blast roils parts of the US
CNN defamation trial comes at a rough time for legacy media — and for the struggling network
19 of 20 US counties with lowest health insurance coverage located in Texas
Health Insurers Limit Coverage of Prosthetic Limbs, Questioning Their Medical Necessity
Baldwin County chaplain in New Orleans after terror attack
Apple to pay $95 million to settle lawsuit accusing Siri of eavesdropping
Murfreesboro equipped with new snowplows
Metal armored fighting takes over the cage this weekend in New Albany
Pay it 4Ward: Lunch Lady makes every day special
New Orleans Weather: Chilly with rain moving in by Sunday
Owner of stolen support dog pleads for her return
Tracking road conditions in Antioch after winter storm
A Community Mourns: Remembering Nikyra Dedeaux, a shining light lost too soon
2025 tech fitness trends with AT&T
Metro snow crews working to clear emergency routes
Entergy is working on power outages across South Arkansas
TN Winter Storm: Conditions deteriorating in Williamson County
Highlights from Hoda's last day on 'Today'
Snow day 3 p.m. update: Ice begins to mix in for many in the Upstate
-
News from the South - Alabama News Feed4 days agoWKRG News 5 This Morning Prodisee Pantry Magnolia Ball Preview
-
News from the South - Missouri News Feed6 days agoThe heaviest snowfall in a decade is possible as a wintry blast roils parts of the US
-
News from the South - Florida News Feed4 days agoCNN defamation trial comes at a rough time for legacy media — and for the struggling network
-
News from the South - Texas News Feed6 days ago19 of 20 US counties with lowest health insurance coverage located in Texas
-
Kaiser Health News6 days agoHealth Insurers Limit Coverage of Prosthetic Limbs, Questioning Their Medical Necessity
-
News from the South - Alabama News Feed4 days agoBaldwin County chaplain in New Orleans after terror attack
-
Local News6 days ago
Apple to pay $95 million to settle lawsuit accusing Siri of eavesdropping
-
News from the South - Tennessee News Feed4 days agoMurfreesboro equipped with new snowplows