Ship owner cut corners on repairs before deadly Baltimore bridge collapse, U.S. says in $100 million lawsuit
The owner and manager of the cargo ship that caused the deadly Baltimore bridge collapse recklessly cut corners and ignored known electrical problems on the vessel, the Justice Department alleged Wednesday in a lawsuit seeking to recover more than $100 million that the government spent to clear the underwater debris and reopen the city’s port.
Justice Department sues companies for more than $100 million in costs for Baltimore bridge collapse
The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the owner and the operator of the ship that collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in March, asking for more than $100 million to recoup the cost of extensive cleanup efforts to reopen the Fort McHenry Channel.
Heritage Smokehouse issued a call to diners, warning them the barbecue spot was in danger of closing without a surge in business. Last week, Silver Queen Cafe sounded a similar alarm.
BALTIMORE -- A free class on motorcycle safety is being conducted amid an alarming rise in motorcycle wrecks in Maryland. Bob ...
According to the Census Bureau’s 2023 American Community Survey, Baltimore lost an estimated 11,600 non-Hispanic Black ...
A grand jury indicted the 16-year-old accused of fatally shooting a fellow Joppatowne High School student on charges ...
Widespread steady rain from this morning has ended. A few leftover showers are possible through Thursday morning.
The Baltimore Women’s March gathered in Pigtown to implore residents to campaign for access to birth control, abortion ...
A top Maryland Democrat said that Republicans are disingenuous in their call for Gov. Wes Moore to order local jurisdictions ...
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