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    Dundalk was a steel town. When the Key Bridge fell, so did its legacy.
    The Francis Scott Key Bridge was the constant. ‘Whenever I saw the bridge, I knew I was almost home.’
    Sun sets in the backyards of homes in Dundalk, the closest community to the Key Bridge.
    Commercial ships may soon have a way into the Port of Baltimore
    There are plans to create a temporary alternate channel near the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge that will allow commercial vessels to access the port.
    A cargo ship rammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge early Tuesday, causing it to collapse in seconds.
    Crews begin lifting parts of the Key Bridge out of the water
    Assisting businesses, opening channels remain priority, officials said.
    A crane is seen near the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on Friday, March 29, 2024.
    Baltimore’s Key Bridge collapse was all over national Sunday-morning talk shows
    Gov. Wes Moore, Mayor Brandon Scott and U.S. officials discussed the recovery effort on national TV news.
    Gov. Wes Moore provides updates on recovery efforts of the Key Bridge collapse during a press conference in Dundalk last week.
    The Key Bridge stood for 47 years — then it was gone. Now Baltimore wonders what’s next.
    Less than 20 seconds was all it took for it to collapse into the Patapsco River on Tuesday.
    The Domino Sugar Factory, with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the background, is seen on Thursday, March 14, 2024.
    Key Bridge collapse focused attention on vital bridges. Thousands are in poor shape across the US
    Though the Key Bridge in Baltimore had been in satisfactory condition before the shipping collision, thousands of other bridges stand in poor shape across the U.S. due to aging piers, beams and key structural components.
    A crane is seen near the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on Friday.
    Baltimore remembers the Key Bridge: ‘The backdrop of my entire life’
    From a proposal to the American dream, Baltimoreans remember the bridge as more than a roadway.
    A photo captures the construction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in 1976. Many Marylanders remember working on the bridge or when it first opened.
    Commentary: Immigrant workers like those on the Key Bridge take care of us
    The loss of workers in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse serves as a reminder of the essential role immigrant workers play in our community and of our obligation to protect them, say the leaders of immigrant rights groups United We Dream and CASA.
    Maynor Suazo, one of the six construction workers who died while working on the Francis Scott Key Bridge, had two children.
    He helped build the Key Bridge. He never thought he’d live to see it fall.
    More than a thousand people — including union laborer Terry Turbin — gathered Friday to raise money for port workers who will lose work because of the Key Bridge collapse.
    Terry Turbin was a union construction worker on the original Key Bridge. He said seeing the structure collapse came with shock and grief.
    We spoke with one of the last drivers to cross the Key Bridge
    A baker in Dundalk was one of the last people to cross the Key Bridge, making it off about a minute before it collapsed.
    Larry Desantis poses for a portrait outside his workplace, Herman's Bakery, in Dundalk on March 28, 2024. Desantis was one of the last drivers to cross the bridge moments before it collapsed.
    Community embraces families of 6 workers who perished in Key Bridge collapse
    Since the Francis Scott Bridge’s collapse early Tuesday, community members have been reaching out and providing support to families of the six Latino construction workers who perished in the disaster.
    Community advocates hold a press conference to discuss a fundraising campaign for families of the Key Bridge collapse in Highlandtown, Maryland on March 27, 2024. From left, Lucia Islas, Gevene Alarcon, Susana Barrios and Carlos Crespo.
    What we know about the victims and survivors of the Key Bridge collapse
    The six missing workers were all part of Baltimore’s flourishing Latino community, immigrant advocates say.
    Maynor Suazo, one of the six construction workers who died while working on the Francis Scott Key Bridge, had two children.
    How giant cargo ships transformed the Port of Baltimore — and raised new risks
    Expansion of the Seagirt Marine Terminal in 2013 allowed bigger ships like the Dali to load up at the Port of Baltimore, ships that vastly outflank the vessels operating when the Key Bridge was built in the 1970s.
    A portion of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after it was struck by a large container ship early Tuesday morning, March 26, 2024, sending several vehicles and people into the frigid water below.
    What it’ll take to clear the Key Bridge collapse site
    Rescue and recovery efforts have turned to a salvage operation that Maryland Department of Transportation estimated Thursday would cost at least $60 million.
    Cranes work on clearing debris from the Francis Scott Key Bridge on Friday.
    How to help people impacted by the Key Bridge collapse
    Here are ways to support families of the Key Bridge victims, port workers and first responders.
    Community members participated in a prayer circle held in front of the Patterson Park Observatory despite the rainy morning on March 28, 2024. Redemption City Church guided the community in prayer and hymns.
    NTSB to investigate whether ‘dirty fuel’ contributed to Key Bridge collapse
    Total power failures like the one the Dali experienced before hitting the Key Bridge are rare, possibly caused by faulty equipment or contaminated fuel, experts said.
    A portion of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after it was struck by a large container ship early Tuesday morning, March 26, 2024, sending several vehicles and people into the frigid water below.
    Environmental concerns loom in aftermath of the Key Bridge collapse
    The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge could have environmental ramifications. Here’s what experts have to say.
    A portion of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after it was struck by a large container ship on March 26.
    Money, cranes and big promises are coming to Baltimore’s bridge recovery
    Another crane is scheduled to arrive by Saturday as salvage operations continue, Sen. Chris Van Hollen said.
    Sen. Chris Van Hollen said Maryland would be eligible for emergency relief aid for the reconstruction of the Key Bridge.
    Hundreds of bridges in Maryland are ‘fracture critical.’ Does that mean they’re unsafe?
    Engineering experts say the design of the Key Bridge likely accelerated its fall, but did not cause it.
    A photo captures the construction of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in 1976. Many Marylanders remember working on the bridge or when it first opened.
    Recovery efforts at Key Bridge shift to salvage operation
    Officials have said concrete and steel debris have to be removed so that divers can safely work in the area again.
    Police boats work around a cargo ship that is stuck under part of the structure of the Francis Scott Key Bridge after the ship hit the bridge.
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