I-40 eastbound at mile marker 247 is back open after stuck semis left the road shut down Friday morning.

Multiple people died in a multi-vehicle crash Monday afternoon that shut down I-40 east and west near I-75, said the Loudon County Sheriff’s Office. A Lifestar helicopter is transporting a patient.

All eastbound lanes on I-40 near mile marker 237 are currently shut down due to a tractor trailer crash.

A section of Interstate 40 reopened this year in the Pigeon River Gorge. Now a rockslide nearby means the highway is ...

Following heavy rain, a series of rock slides occurred on I-40 near the Tennessee/North Carolina border, the worst of which was at mile marker 450. At least two weeks are needed to complete cleanup ...

Commercial traffic cannot go any further than Mile Marker 440 on I-40 East, according to TDOT SmartWay. The highway is closed in both directions from Mile Marker zero to 20 in North Carolina.

Commercial traffic cannot go any further than Mile Marker 440 on I-40 East, according to TDOT SmartWay. The highway is closed in both directions from Mile Marker zero to 20 in North Carolina.

I-40 westbound is fully shutdown near mile marker 94.4 close to Morganton because of a tractor trailer fire, a Burke County press release said.

Interstate 40, a major thoroughfare through the Southern Appalachians, is closed in both directions: I-40 East is closed from mile marker 432 in Tennessee until mile marker 3 in North Carolina.

TDOT said the first crash happened at mile marker 295 on I-40 West. The crash blocked both lanes, and traffic was going by the scene on the road’s shoulder.

A rockslide has forced the closure of Interstate 40 near mile marker 450 in Cocke County, leading to increased traffic in Unicoi County as drivers are rerouted.

Tennessee will open its side of the highway at I-40 Mile Marker 451 to the state line once North Carolina is "ready to handle traffic again," according to TDOT spokesperson Drew Rutherford.