A “significant void” was discovered underneath Interstate 80 in Morris County, New Jersey, which means repairs in the area will take longer than initially expected, authorities said Thursday.

An underground cavity opened up on I-80 East, joining a sinkhole that opened up on Feb.10 that has closed all eastbound lanes for testing and repair.

The bad news is a significant void was identified underneath the center lane of I-80 eastbound, which will require an ...

Motorists on I-80 eastbound are being directed to take Exit 34 to Route 15/Wharton/Dover/Sparta; At the end of the ramp, stay ...

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

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 ...

A stretch of Interstate 80 in Morris County, New Jersey, that’s been plagued by sinkholes in recent months will be closed for ...

NJ DOT has "identified 90 locations to be assessed and mitigate potential instability or possible voids" under Route 80 ...

The New Jersey Department of Transportation says it will be several weeks before the sinkhole that opened up along Interstate ...

Westbound I-80 in Morris County, New Jersey, will be closed overnight again for testing. NJDOT previously found and filled a ...