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

TDOT’s Mark Nagi said crews are continuing to clean up the area to get the roadway back open on or before July 3.

Flooding and a rockslide in Cocke County, Tennessee yesterday has shut down all lanes on both sides of the state line.

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

A landslide and flash flooding forced the closure of Interstate 40 near the Tennessee–North Carolina state line, halting ...

Interstate 40 in western North Carolina, the 20 miles in both directions nearest the Tennessee border, remains closed from ...

A part of Interstate 40 near the North Carolina-Tennessee state line remains closed after a rockslide occurred on Wednesday afternoon.

Interstate 40 in Pigeon River Gorge is closed for at least two weeks after rockslides and flooding occurred near ...

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

Both directions of Interstate 40 remain closed near the North Carolina-Tennessee state line after flooding and a rockslide ...

A stretch of Interstate 40 between the Tennessee and North Carolina border has been shut down from flooding and a rockslide ...

Though the interstate faces a possible two-week closure, no injuries, missing persons or fatalities have been reported, ...