As 12-month Key Bridge design process begins, ‘structure remnants’ to be blasted, demolished in months ahead
As the 12-month Key Bridge design process begins in Baltimore, "structure remnants" will be blasted and demolished in the months ahead.
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Former Monmouth Park executive to lead Pimlico redevelopment as president of Maryland horse racing operations
Bill Knauf, a former executive for Monmouth Park Racetrack in New Jersey, will be in charge of shepherding efforts at a crucial time.
Bill seeks to fortify Baltimore’s legal footing in Key Bridge collapse, but experts are ‘skeptical’
A bill seeks to allow Baltimore to recover damages related to the Key Bridge collapse, but experts are skeptical.
Balt. Co. firefighters and others, reflect on 9/11 attacks 23 years later
Seigle was apprehensive that morning about leaving his wife and two young sons as he made the trip up to New York City.
After repairs in China, the Dali could return to service early next year, as Key Bridge litigation continues in Baltimore
The entire litigation and appeals process involving the Dali could last "seven to 10 years."
Dali, the ship that knocked down Key Bridge, to sail to China; effort to extend deadline to file claims against Dali’s owner underway
The Dali was bound for Sri Lanka when it knocked down the Francis Scott Key Bridge; nearly six months later, it will embark on another Asian voyage.
Baltimore, we have a builder. Nebraska-based company selected to construct new Key Bridge.
Maryland took the first step Thursday toward building a replacement for the toppled Key Bridge when it awarded a contract to construction giant Kiewit.
Propane business argues in latest Key Bridge filing that ‘an example should be made’ of Dali’s owner
A Baltimore heating oil company is suing the Singaporean companies that own and manage the Dali, which collapsed the Key Bridge on March 26.
Maryland Transportation Authority receives $350 million payout from Key Bridge insurer
Whether Congress fully funds the replacement Key Bridge could determine the size of toll increases in the next few years.
Maryland parents could have the option to stop children from repeating third grade
Maryland Superintendent Carey Wright updated a literacy policy draft to allow parents to stop their child from being held back in third grade if the child can’t read.