Tennessee Department of Transportation officials said the closure on I-40 is the same area that was damaged during Hurricane ...

Mother Nature has brought travel to a halt in the Great Smoky Mountains, where a fresh round of torrential rain ...

I-40 is closed at the Tennessee/North Carolina state line after a rockslide and flooding. Here's what you should know.

Another I-40 rockslide means drivers must seek alternate routes in Cocke County. A reopening date has not been set.

The rockslide happened just east of Exit 451 (Waterville Road) in Cocke County, Tennessee. Officials with the Tennessee ...

Both directions of traffic on Interstate 40 at Exit 451 are closed due to flooding and a possible rock slide. TDOT personnel ...

Interstate 40 is closed in both directions near the Tennessee ... Crews are continuing to clear debris off the highway and assess the damage. Nagi estimated that it could cost around $500,000 ...

adding that Interstate 40 near the North Carolina-Tennessee state line is expected to be closed up to two weeks.There is also significant damage at the interchange at Exit 451, and that area could ...

I-40 in Cocke County is closed due to a rockslide and flooding near Exit 451, affecting traffic and businesses. Repairs could take two weeks, TDOT said.

Interstate 40 remains closed in both directions. The detour route can take about an hour for drivers. It's the same one drivers used for months following damage from Hurricane Helene.