The state lawmakers toured the remaining section of roadway, the ramps leading to where the bridge once stood before the ...

Demolition of the remaining structures that were once part of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge are in full swing as ...

The owner and operator of the container ship Dali, which collided with Baltimore's Key Bridge in 2024, are suing the vessel's ...

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, along with state and local leaders, toured the Francis Scott Key Bridge demolition site Wednesday ...

As engineers and workers demolish what’s left of Baltimore’s Key Bridge, plans are underway for a new span that Maryland wants to open by the fall of 2028.

Its replacement, which is expected to open in 2028, can be built nearby during demolition the work, officials said.

The 948-foot container ship Dali, a Singapore-flagged vessel owned by Grace Ocean Private Ltd, struck Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge at about 1:30 a.m., officials say ...

MORE: The history of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge State officials confirmed Tuesday that traffic was stopped just before the bridge collapsed. The I-695 bridge goes over the Patapsco River.

The 1.6-mile bridge on the I-695 beltway crosses the Patapsco River, where Key was inspired to write the words of the U.S. national anthem in 1814, according to the Maryland Transportation Authority.

16 months after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, demolition of the remaining structure began — the first step in a four-year, $2 billion reconstruction project.

This satellite image provided by Maxar Technologies shows a view of the Francis Scott Key Bridge that was struck by a container ship in Baltimore, Md., on Tuesday, March 26, 2024.