A month after a sinkhole shut down the eastbound section of Interstate 80 in Wharton, there remains no timeframe for it to ...

Two sinkholes on I-80 in Wharton, N.J.​, along with what transportation officials are calling "a significant void" under the ...

Although the DOT announced a new detour pattern last month, residents say not much has changed and the detours continue to extend commutes everywhere ...

The abandoned mines that have caused sinkholes on I-80 in New Jersey will be monitored by both state and federal officials to ensure the safety of the highway, officials said. Gov. Phil Murphy’s ...

Phil Murphy to access federal funding to fix the nagging sinkhole on Route 80. The sinkhole first appeared on Feb. 10. Since ...

NJ DOT says a section of Interstate 80 east in Wharton, closed since Feb. 10 by a sinkhole, will not reopen for a "minimum of ...

Concerns about a collapsing iron mine near I-80 East caused the state DOT to hire a contractor in 2009 to shore up the old ...

The sinkhole opened up on Feb. 10 in a center lane on the eastbound side of the highway in Wharton. It measured 11-feet by 11 ...

The Transportation Department found a "significant void" under Route 80 east in Wharton, weeks after a second sinkhole closed the highway.

Traffic on Route 80 is being detoured into Wharton because of a sinkhole repair. Despite lots of vehicles passing through the area, businesses are seeing fewer customers stop in to their stores. "It’s ...

Just west of the indefinite closure of eastbound Route 80 in Wharton, NJDOT will close two lanes of westbound Route 80 Tuesday and Wednesday.