Multiple firefighters and law enforcement officers were assaulted while responding to a vehicle fire in Pembroke, Giles County Sheriff’s Office said. Witnesses caught the altercation on video.

A man was arrested in Pulaski County after a vehicle fire led to the discovery of over 100 propane tanks that were not his, Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office said.

A vehicle fire near mile marker 191 in Rockbridge County is causing delays for motorists, according to VDOT. The north right lane and right shoulder are closed.

The Fincastle Volunteer Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on Tuesday night.

The Pamplin Volunteer Fire Department said Saturday that it had extinguished a car fire that started late Friday night.

A vehicle fire on I-81 North at mile marker 154.8 in the county of Botetourt is causing delays. Traffic backups are approximately 6 miles.

A vehicle fire on I-81 Southbound is causing delays Tuesday evening. On I-81 at mile marker 124.6 in the County of Montgomery, motorists can expect delays due to a vehicle fire. The south right lane and right shoulder are closed, VDOT said.

No one was hurt in a vehicle fire that shut down Route 220 South in Fieldale on Monday, according to Fieldale Volunteer Fire Company Deputy Chief Keith Sink.

Drivers heading north on I-581 through Roanoke can expect delays due to a vehicle fire, according to VDOT.

Drivers heading south on I-81 through Montgomery County can expect delays due to a vehicle fire, according to VDOT.

A vehicle fire on I-81N in Roanoke County is causing delays, according to VDOT.

As of 3:36 p.m., the south center lane, south right lane, and right shoulder were closed.

A vehicle fire has caused a 7-mile backup on I-81 South in Roanoke County, according to VDOT.

Those on I-81 South near Rockbridge County can expect delays.

WYTHE COUNTY, Va. – A vehicle fire caused a backup in Wythe County on Tuesday night. The fire, at mile marker 63, about 3 miles north of the Rural Retreat exit, closed the northbound right shoulder. As of 11 p.m., the shoulder was still closed. VDOT said traffic was backed up more than seven miles at one point.

ROANOKE, Va. Crews worked to stop the spread of hazardous materials after a commercial vehicle fire on Friday afternoon. At 3:06 p.m., Roanoke Fire-EMS was dispatched to the 1100 block of Industry Ave. Rescue workers arrived to find a commercial vehicle contain hazardous materials engulfed in flames, according to Roanoke Fire-EMS. The Hazardous Materials Team worked on containment of the leakage. Roanoke Fire-EMS announced around 9:30 p.m. that the hazmat spill was contained and crews remained on scene to help clean up.