Overview
- Maryland Governor Wes Moore plans to meet with members of Congress to discuss support for rebuilding the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, emphasizing its importance to Baltimore's economy.
- The bridge, a vital link at Baltimore's port, collapsed on March 26 after being struck by the cargo ship Dali, leading to the tragic loss of six workers.
- State legislation to use the rainy day fund to support port employees has strong support, reflecting a bipartisan effort to address the disaster's aftermath.
- Temporary alternate channels have been cleared to partially restore port operations, with full capacity expected by the end of May.
- Experts and citizens call for a reevaluation of transportation safety and infrastructure investment, amidst discussions on the bridge's collapse and broader infrastructure challenges.