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

Maryland Department of Transportation Secretary Paul J. Wiedefeld will step away from his duties on Aug. 1, Gov. Wes Moore ...

Baltimore County has seen a 25% increase in potholes following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, primarily due to ...

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BALTIMORE ( DC News Now) — The remaining parts of the Francis Scott Key Bridge are expected to undergo demolition, a major ...

Demolition of the remaining structures of Baltimore’s collapsed Key Bridge will begin on July 7, the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) announced on Thursday.

Demolition of the remaining Key Bridge structures begin in July as part of a major rebuild effort. Nearby communities seek continued involvement and safeguards against environmental and noise impacts.

Jonathan Mansur’s Bouncy Rentals delivered inflatable bouncy houses, carnival games and basketball hoops across D.C., Maryland and Virginia for 15 years. Then t ...

The tear-down is on. Crews will begin dismantling what’s left of the Francis Scott Key Bridge "on or about" Monday, July 7, marking a major step in Maryland’s massive rebuild project, the Maryland ...

One year after the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed after being struck by the 984-foot container ship, killing six, Maryland is still picking up the pieces.

It's been one year since the collision that caused Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge to collapse, killing six. Here's how things look today.