A section of I-80 in Morris County is expected to remain closed for several weeks due to emergency sinkhole repairs, the New Jersey Department of Transportation says.

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

The sinkhole that closed I-80 east since Feb. 11 has gotten worse causing state transportation officials to announce the ...

A portion of westbound Interstate 80 in New Jersey will be temporarily closed Tuesday night due to roadway testing. ...

I-80 eastbound expected to remain closed 3 more weeks through Wharton, NJ as repairs continue after sinkhole collapse. What ...

The massive sinkhole that has shut down eastbound lanes of Interstate 80 in New Jersey’s Morris County since last week will ...

The eastbound lanes of Route 80 are expected to remain closed for at least another three weeks to get to the root cause of ...

A sinkhole that has closed all eastbound lanes of Interstate-80 through a stretch of New Jersey since last week will take an ...

Traffic tie-ups that are a result of the sinkhole on the eastbound side of Route 80 in Wharton aren't going anywhere soon.

Dunn says repairs are expected to take at least three weeks, depending on weather conditions. The NJDOT has no scheduled date to reopen I-80 Eastbound. This compromised roadway is 75 feet away from ...

The Wharton mayor says repairs will take three weeks for repairs to a sinkhole that caused the closure of a section of Route 80 in Morris County.