The Department of Justice announced that the owner and operator of a cargo ship responsible for the devastating crash into the Francis Scott Key Bridge earlier this year has agreed to a $102 million settlement. This substantial settlement follows a tragic incident in March, when the cargo ship, identified as the DALI, lost power multiple times before ultimately colliding with the bridge. The accident led to the collapse of a section of the bridge and the tragic deaths of six construction workers who were working on a project near the impact site.
In a significant move aimed at addressing the aftermath of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, Maryland's congressional delegation has introduced bipartisan legislation to secure federal funds for the bridge's reconstruction. The bill, known as the "Baltimore Bridge Relief Act," seeks to alleviate financial burdens on Maryland by ensuring that the federal government covers the entire cost of replacing the collapsed bridge.
The Francis Scott Key Bridge, a critical infrastructure link in Maryland, suffered a catastrophic collapse following a collision with a cargo ship on March 26th. The tragic incident resulted in the loss of six construction workers. . .
The United States Navy has released new sonar images showcasing the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland. These images provide a detailed view of the remnants located in the deepest part of the shipping channel, shedding light on the ongoing efforts to restore access and navigation in the area.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, overseeing the recovery operation, has announced plans to remove the metal framework extending above the waterline by the end of April. This removal is a crucial step in creating a limited access channel that measures 35 feet wide and. . .
The aftermath of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore has prompted urgent discussions among Maryland's political leaders. With the exact cost of reconstruction still uncertain, Maryland Governor Wes Moore convened a meeting with lawmakers and officials from the Biden administration on Capitol Hill to strategize funding efforts for rebuilding the bridge and reopening the crucial Port of Baltimore.
Senator Ben Cardin, representing Maryland, provided updates on the ongoing assessment of damages caused by the bridge collapse. The collapse occurred following a collision with a cargo ship last. . .