Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, demolition of the remaining structure began — the first step in a four-year, $2 billion reconstruction project.

The steel frame of the Francis Scott Key Bridge sits on top of a container ship after the bridge collapsed collapsed in Baltimore, March 26, 2024. Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images.

Crews will begin demolishing the remaining structures of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on Monday, marking a major milestone in the rebuilding project, according to the Maryland Transportation ...

By Tara Lynch Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The demolition of what’s left of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge is expected to start this week, if the weather permits, ...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Demolition of the existing Francis Scott Key Bridge is set to begin today, July 7, weather permitting, and is expected to take several months to complete, according to ...

Demolition of the existing structures of the Francis Scott Key Bridge is expected to begin on or about July 7, weather permitting, the Maryland Transportation A ...

Demolition of the remaining structures from Baltimore's collapsed Key Bridge will begin on July 7, the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) announced on Thursday.

The demolition of the remaining structures of the bridge is expected to begin Monday, weather permitting. The work is ...

Newly released data shows the Key Bridge collapse upended workers far beyond Baltimore, with people in Pennsylvania, ... The remnants of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed on March 26, 2024 ...

Demolition of the remaining Francis Scott Key Bridge structures is expected to begin July 7, more than a year after a container ship collision caused the bridge to collapse, the Maryland ...

Officials were able to stop the flow of traffic onto the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore before a massive cargo ship crashed into a support column, helping to save lives in the disaster ...

D emolition of the existing structures of the Francis Scott Key Bridge is expected to begin on or about July 7, weather permitting, the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) announced Thursday.