Route 80 in Wharton is now closed in both directions because another sinkhole was found, according to local authorities.

The massive sinkhole on Route 80 in Wharton, NJ, is not only creating some major traffic headaches in the area, but it's also impacting business at nearby stores and restaurants.

Gov. Phil Murphy said he formally requested federal Small Business Administration loans for Wharton businesses hurt by ...

Help is on the way for some businesses affected by the closure of a section of I-80 to fix sinkholes in the roadway. Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday announced the state Economic Development Authority will ...

The aid will come in the form of low-interest loans of up to $2 million from the Small Business Administration ...

Patrons at one of the region's largest malls have changed their shopping habits to avoid drives that have ballooned in length ...

The BriefBoth eastbound and westbound lanes of Route 80 near Exit 34 in New Jersey are closed due to sinkholes caused by abandoned mines, with repairs ongoing.A new 15-foot by 15-foot sinkhole ...

A month after a sinkhole shut down the eastbound section of Interstate 80 in Wharton, there remains no timeframe for it to reopen.

NJDOT unveils plan to repair sinkholes and reopen four lanes of I-80 in May with the expressway fully open by late June.

A look at the cost of sinkhole repairs on Interstate 80. Engineers and construction crews are working around the clock to repair the roadway.

The I-80 sinkholes diverting traffic in and around Wharton, New Jersey have been keeping people out of its mom and pop ...

Businesses across downtown Wharton say that in recent weeks, they have faced the brunt of traffic being redirected onto local roads from the Route 80 sinkhole closure. Meanwhile, residents and ...