Fifteen months after the Francis Scott Key Bridge’s main span collapsed into the Patapsco River, the rest of the structure ...

Maryland eyes a new Bay Bridge, rail tunnel upgrades, and more as billions pour into state infrastructure under the ...

MDTA announced that demolition of the remaining Key Bridge structure will begin July 7, over a year after the bridge ...

The tear-down is on. Crews will begin dismantling what’s left of the Francis Scott Key Bridge "on or about" Monday, July 7, ...

Gov. Wes Moore awarded $4M in Road to Careers grants to train 1,200 Marylanders for transportation and construction jobs ...

After a one-year hiatus, the Maryland Cycling Classic is coming back to Baltimore in 2025 ... and it'll look a little bit ...

Tom Llamas, who succeeds Lester Holt as anchor of "NBC Nightly News" as of June 2, 2025, is seen on location in Florida covering Hurricane Helene in 2024. To succeed, he says, “you don’t change your ...

The original Francis Scott Key Bridge, a 1.6-mile steel span connecting Baltimore’s industrial communities and providing a bypass for downtown traffic, opened in 1977 after five years of ...

The Key Bridge Response Unified Command uses small explosives to remove steel girders of the Francis Scott Key Bridge wreckage resting on the deck of the M/V DALI container ship on May 13, 2024.

One year after the tragic Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott honor the victims and reflect on resilience.

The Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, which killed six people and severed a vital transportation link in Baltimore, has had lasting effects on the community and beyond.