Three sinkholes have appeared on the section of Route 80 that opened in 1960. Questions surround the contractor, but is there more to it?

The state has set up detours for the Route 80 closure in Wharton. But sometimes Waze or Google Maps have other ideas.

As crews worked to repair a sinkhole in the highway's eastbound lane, a new 15-by-15-foot hole appeared along the median near ...

The BriefBoth eastbound and westbound lanes of Route 80 near Exit 34 in New Jersey are closed due to sinkholes caused by ...

Westbound lanes are being detoured at Exit 34 to Route 15 northbound after the gaping hole swallowed up part of the roadbed, ...

Interstate 80 in Wharton is now closed in both directions because another sinkhole has been discovered, according to local authorities. Jefferson Mayor Eric Wilsusen posted on Facebook just before ...

Story continues below map of abandoned mines in New Jersey ... under the Avalon Wharton housing complex and Interstate 80 near the sinkholes, the mine was worked from 1786 until 1896, U.S ...

Aerial video showed a large hole in the median on the highway in the same area of Morris County where previous sinkholes ...

New Jersey transportation officials had concerns about Interstate 80 sinkholes as far back as 2009 ... the foundations for light poles and an overhead sign structure,” said Stephen Schapiro ...

Because the sinkhole is mainly impacting the eastbound lanes, travelers heading west have a relatively simple ride. Both Google Maps and Waze recommend taking Route 80 from Denville to Netcong ...