A sinkhole on Chicago's South Side prompted road closures and bus rerouting on Monday morning, with repair timelines unclear.
Road closures were implemented on Chicago's South Side early Monday following the emergence of a sinkhole.
Video footage captured the area near 111th Street and Whipple Street being secured by work crews.
The Chicago Transit Authority adjusted its services, rerouting the #113 Vincennes/111th Street buses around the affected zone.
Officials have not provided an estimate for how long repairs will take or when the road will reopen to vehicles.
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