An asphalt truck fell into a sinkhole as it was on its way to repair two nearby sinkholes, according to Phillipsburg police.

Power has been restored to the neighborhood, but the swallowed asphalt truck is blocking crews from completing water repairs.

The administration of D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser hopes the move will free up federal funds to reimburse local authorities for repair and recovery costs.

Sinkholes have opened up in Phillipsburg, throwing a neighborhood into disarray and prompting a state of emergency to be declared.

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Shocking video shows a dump truck swallowed by a massive sinkhole it was on its way to repair in New Jersey, as a car sank ...

The first two sinkholes opened up near the intersection of Lewis Street and Summit Avenue in Phillipsburg. They swallowed a car and a garbage truck, according to police. One of the sinkholes damaged a ...

The Huntington Stormwater Utility conducts public tours of the 11th Street and Fourpole Creek flood pump stations on Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026, in Huntington.