A massive sinkhole suddenly opened up in the middle of a soccer field at an Illinois park -- leaving a gaping area in its wake -- after an underground mine apparently collapsed, new video shows.

A giant sinkhole swallowed the center of a soccer complex that was built over an operating limestone mine in southern Illinois, leaving a gaping chasm where kids often play. No injuries were reported.

Use of the soccer field is a new partnership for the district, according to an attachment to the board’s April 7 meeting agenda. It’s funded by the city, meaning there will be no additional ...

A 100-foot-wide sinkhole opened beneath a soccer field in Illinois on Wednesday as a result of a collapse at a nearby underground mine, officials said. The sinkhole formed at around 10 a.m. at ...

A park in Alton, Illinois, was closed after a massive sinkhole swallowed part of its soccer field Wednesday morning. Security footage obtained by CBS affiliate KMOV shows the moment the sinkhole ...

A new turf soccer field in City Heights will open to the public in August. It’s the latest in a series of major renovations ...

The Sports Field Management Association has named MSU’s soccer pitch as the top college and university soccer field in the country for 2024. The awards are chosen by a panel of judges that score ...

A video shows a giant sinkhole swallowing the center of a soccer field in Illinois, leaving the community in shock. It happened Wednesday morning around 9:00 a.m. at Gordon F. Moore Park, located ...