Coast Guard records reveal history of 'close calls' near Key and Bay Bridges
Since 2010, cargo vessels have lost engine power, electricity or steering in the Chesapeake Bay or Patapsco River at least 103 times, a Baltimore Banner review of Coast Guard records shows.
Baltimore takes first steps to sue owners of Dali
City is challenging the company's bid for limited liability.
Maryland providing cash relief for the self-employed and others impacted by Key Bridge collapse
The State of Maryland will begin providing cash assistance for independent truck drivers and others left without income through the Port of Baltimore Worker Support Program.
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