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The Dali, a massive 948ft (289m) cargo ship had slammed into Baltimore's iconic Francis Scott Key Bridge, sending the 1.5-mile (2.4km) bridge into the cold waters of the state's Patapsco River.

Investigators have warned it will take time to unravel what went wrong when the Dali container ship slammed into a concrete column holding up the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing its catastrophic ...

Looking back on the Baltimore region’s headlines in 2024, the election year was shaped by breaking news, as the world awoke ...

BALTIMORE—A containership plowed ... A vital port On the bridge’s north side, drivers pulled over to snap photos of the metal wreckage draped over the vessel. The bridge was last inspected ...

A former cargo ship captain explains how the Baltimore bridge collapse unfolded and the impact it could have on one of America's busiest ports. Photo: Aaron Schwartz/Zuma Press Some days the high ...

photos of the original structure as HTI Contractors continue the Grist Mill disassembling project at Richard and Charlene Blacksten’s farm on Lowman Lane in Union Bridge Tuesday. (Jeffrey F.

BALTIMORE - The work on rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge will begin in January, according to the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA). Crews will start on January 7 with pre ...

BALTIMORE — Preconstruction work to collect data to design a new Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is scheduled to begin in January, according to Maryland officials. The Baltimore Sun ...