When the 1,200-foot-long Francis Scott Key Bridge opened in 1977, its enormous steel-truss design was the state of the art for river crossings. But in the decades since, a more modern design that ...

This week, WTOP’s team coverage of “The Key Bridge, One Year Later” revisits an unthinkable, tragic collapse that sent shockwaves around the nation and forever changed the face of Baltimore.

And it’s now prompting the question: Could such a system - or others like it - have saved Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge ... that was state-of-the art in the ’70s.” ...

Baltimore-area small businesses received $3M in grants to help them recover from Key Bridge collapse disruption.

Collection of the Walters Art Museum. (Public Domain ... "Baltimore obviously won’t rename the new bridge after Francis Scott Key again," GOP Rep. Mike Collins posted on X responding to the ...

One year ago, the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed ... The structure will be taller than the original bridge and will feature state-of-the-art pier protection, officials said.

One year after the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed after being struck by the 984-foot container ship, killing six, Maryland is still picking up the pieces. New updates about the ...

Behind their crosses stands a mural depicting the tragedy that claimed their lives: They were members of a construction crew filling potholes on the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the early morning ...

When mural artist Roberto Marquez heard the shocking news that the Francis Scott Key Bridge had collapsed ... has dedicated his life to creating art about heartbreaking calamities to honor ...

A Maryland man who helped build the Francis Scott Key Bridge is reflecting on the marvel it was."It's a piece of art, and it's gone now. It's devastating," Thomas Wright said.Wright, 79 ...