Sinkholes

County officials said a sinkhole repair company filled the hole on Jan. 7. Four days later, the fill material began to collapse. The hole has now grown about another four feet on the north side and is about 50 feet wide.

A depression in New Port Richey grew overnight and now measures 46 feet across and approximately 130 feet deep. The hole was initially 5 feet wide when it was first discovered Monday.

Now listed at 42 feet wide and 70 feet deep, the large hole on private-property on Spring Haven Boulevard is inching closer and closer to the very busy Little Road.  Just to be safe, one of the lanes has been taken out of commission. 

A gaping hole off Little Road in New Port Richey just got bigger overnight. When Pasco Emergency Management officials inspected it Thursday morning, it had grown another three feet wider and another 20 feet deeper.

A depression along a private roadway in Pasco County is growing faster than officials expected, going from 20 to 30-feet-deep in a 24-hour period.

Emergency management officials say the depression opened up yesterday along Little Road. It's now about 20 feet across and 35 feet deep.

Residents at a Tallahassee mobile home park are on edge after a sinkhole opened underneath their neighborhood. 

State geologists are warning Pasco County residents about dozens of depressions that have opened up in their neighborhood.

From a dozen in August to 76 in October, an unprecedented number of depressions have opened up in the Lakeside Woodlands subdivision in Pasco County.

County officials in Pasco deemed a Lutz home "unsafe" after a depression opened in the foundation. 

Concerned homeowners are looking for solutions after 76 depressions opened up in the middle of their Pasco county neighborhood, forcing a road to close.

Pasco County is finally confirming the holes that opened under a Hudson community were sinkholes, and there were many more than originally reported.

The number of depressions in Hudson has grown to 36, according to Pasco County Emergency Management.

Engineers and surveyors were hard at work Wednesday as 20 depressions continue to grow in the Lakeside Woodlands community of Hudson.

Concerns are growing as more holes open in the ground of a Hudson, Florida neighborhood.

A community in Pasco County is on edge after 16 massive holes opened up in the ground in Hudson.