A “significant void” found during repairs of the sinkhole shutting down part of I-80 in New Jersey will delay the roadway’s reopening indefinitely, state transportation officials said Thursday.

A “significant void” sits just below the pavement of a New Jersey highway that’s been beset by random sinkholes over the last few months — and state officials say it may take a while to ...

"Initial testing revealed a void under the eastbound lanes. It is not a sinkhole. A void is an empty space or cavity that exists underground. A sinkhole is an opening or depression on the surface ...

The eastbound lanes of I-80 in Wharton have been closed since Feb. 10 due to a sinkhole. On Thursday, the DOT announced that a "significant void" has been found near the sinkhole. An exact date ...

A "significant void" has been found under the eastbound lanes of Interstate 80 in Wharton, which have been closed since Feb. 10 due to a sinkhole, the New Jersey Department of Transportation said ...

A sinkhole opened up on a street in the US city of Philadelphia, swallowing a car and left dozens of homes without water and gas for nearly 24 hours. No one was hurt in the Feb 25 incident which ...

ALSO SEE: Again? Sinkhole Reopens On Route 80 In Wharton The good news? Route 80 westbound is stable, NJDOT Commissioner Fran O’Connor said. "The bad news is a significant void was identified ...