Another sinkhole opened up on I-80 in Wharton, New Jersey, on Wednesday evening, backing up traffic for miles and changing your commute on Thursday. NewsCopter 7 was over the scene of the new ...

A new sinkhole opened up ... Phil Murphy toured the area of I-80 where the initial sinkholes appeared and declared a state of emergency on March 8 to help open up federal funding to repair the ...

I-80 will not fully reopen at the end of May because sinkhole repairs are taking longer than expected, the New Jersey ...

Work to reopen two lanes on I-80 westbound in Wharton is taking longer than anticipated, the Department of Transportation ...

I-80 sinkhole repair work is progressing as area businesses can apply for grants to help with lost revenue caused by the ...

There’s an end in sight to New Jersey’s I-80 sinkhole saga ... came in December, when a sinkhole opened up in the roadway the week before New Year’s. Another opened in February at almost ...

Created through the New Jersey ... to stay open and continue serving communities in Morris County.” Gov. Phil Murphy visited Wharton March 8, 2025, to observe the sinkhole at I-80 East Mile ...

Muheisen got word Friday morning of a plan for the New Jersey Economic Development Authority ... It’s all part of the response to the I-80 sinkhole mess, which officials say will continue ...

WHARTON, New Jersey (WABC ... lane closures on I-80 near Wharton during sinkhole repairs. The federal Small Business Administration is offering low-interest loans up to $2 million.

The DOT originally stated that two westbound lanes were slated to open in nine days. It has been pushed to the end of May.