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 ...

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 ...

NJDOT is considering a change to Route 80 traffic flows with a crossover to allow eastbound motorists to use the highway ...

Some progress has been made as the Department of Transportation reports that the void in the center lane of I-80 eastbound has been stabilized.

According to Mineat, a mine data website, the Mount Pleasant Mine was located at next to I-80 East in Wharton and was identified as the mine that caused the December 2024 sinkholes on the highway.

Now, a total of 90 locations near the original issue in the roadway have been identified for assessment and mitigation according to New Jersey Department of Transportation officials.

Lead foot drivers beware! Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) work zone safety cameras have been catching speeders in record numbers ...

The New Jersey Department of Transportation found 90 locations that need to be investigated -- areas that could turn into sinkholes or depressions down the line.

NJ commuters faced a series of disruptions this morning as accidents, construction, and volume delays crippled major highways and tunnels.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Interstate 80 across Nebraska was reopened Wednesday after a winter storm shut it down for several ...

A sinkhole continues to plague I-80 in Wharton Township with no reopening timeline set. However, some progress has been made as the Department of Transportation reports that the void in the center ...