THAT’S ALL THE TIME CONGRESS HAS LEFT THIS YEAR ... TO BALTIMORE. NOW, DESPITE HIS CONCERN, CONGRESSMAN AND FEMA SAYS HE PLANS TO FIGHT FOR ALL OF THOSE PROJECTS, INCLUDING THE KEY BRIDGE.

When the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed on March 26 ... MSP recorded 2,004 reports along suggested alternate routes in the Baltimore metro area since March 26, compared to 1,901 reports in the ...

Eight months ago, right after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in Baltimore, “Marketplace’s” Amy Scott spoke with Sue Monaghan, president and CEO of Baltimore International Warehousing ...

The Baltimore ... 88-year-old man who has been reported missing. Scott was last seen operating a black Nissan Altima with Maryland license plate number 3DJ0837 near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge ...

THAT’S ALL THE TIME CONGRESS HAS LEFT THIS YEAR ... TO BALTIMORE. NOW, DESPITE HIS CONCERN, CONGRESSMAN AND FEMA SAYS HE PLANS TO FIGHT FOR ALL OF THOSE PROJECTS, INCLUDING THE KEY BRIDGE.

Baltimore County police are investigating the death of a 20-year-old in Pikesville on Thanksgiving. A news release from the police department says the victim was suffering from a gunshot wound ...

The US Coast Guard says it is suspending its search and rescue efforts for the six individuals still missing after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.

Another season and another Baltimore Orioles youngster with high expectations for a Rookie of the Year campaign. MLB's Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo released their list of top 2025 AL Rookie of the ...

BALTIMORE — President Joe Biden’s pending request for nearly $100 billion in emergency disaster aid includes money to rebuild Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed under the ...

BALTIMORE -- President Joe Biden’s pending request for nearly $100 billion in emergency disaster aid includes money to rebuild Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed under the ...

When Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in March, Jeff Fraley asked a question on the minds of many Baltimore-area business owners: How can he keep the lights on and pay his staff?