JACKSON, Tenn. — One Jackson resident is searching for a solution to a recent problem in her yard. Silver Thurston discovered ...

A sinkhole that appeared on a footpath last week has now "doubled in size", local residents have said. The 1ft by 2ft (0.3m ...

Sinkholes likely resulting from collapsing vestiges of New Jersey’s long-shuttered iron mining industry are causing historical headaches for state officials—closing the heavily used Interstate ...

The sinkhole emerged during repairs to a previous one, with stability concerns due to voids from old mines. NJDOT is evaluating long-term solutions, with no reopening timeline for I-80.

"It’s not a long-term solution, but a short-term boost while we continue to press the state and federal agencies to repair this massive infrastructure failure." The sinkhole’s sudden ...

The sinkhole is about 16 feet from Fred Rogers ... PennDOT and Unity have been working together for months to come up with a solution, township Supervisor Mike O’Barto said.

Sinkhole repairs on Interstate 80 eastbound ... "The westbound lanes remain closed, but the NJDOT is advancing a permanent solution on both sides, aiming for completion of the westbound side ...

The issue stems from two massive sinkholes that have disturbed nearby residents more than a year now, including Morgan Stevens. RELATED: Headaches continue for residents living on Arlington Avenue ...

The sinkhole opened on Feb. 10 ... saying, “We need a solution, and we need it as quickly as possible.” Officials say work will continue until the highway is safe to reopen, but no timeline ...

The sinkhole, caused by a sanitary sewage issue ... Inc., opting instead to investigate alternative solutions at a more reasonable price. While this review process continues, residents are ...