Authorities are investigating the cause of the collapse, which involved a concrete landing detaching from the building. PORTSMOUTH – Police released some information about the victims of a partial ...

U.S. Air Force Col. Thomas Simonet lived a life of service — globally, nationally and locally. During his 36-year tenure in the Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserves, Simonet ...

Obituary: Col. Thomas Simonet helped lead I-35W bridge collapse response — and umpire vintage baseball He died of complications related to pancreatic cancer at the home where he grew up. He was 70.

At least seven people were killed after Russian officials said “illegal interference” caused a bridge to collapse and a train to derail in Russia.

The Interstate 35W bridge was supposed to carry them home. But the five people killed when the bridge dropped into the Mississippi River were stuck in rush-hour traffic at the worst possible place ...

Baltimore City will contribute $1.2 million to the Key Bridge Emergency Response Fund, which supports victims' families and survivors of the bridge collapse, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Tuesday.

The agreement says the state may use all or a portion of the money to pay for construction of a permanent memorial to the 35W bridge collapse victims or other charitable use.

In a sit down interview with WJZ, Maryland Governor Wes Moore reflected on the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which happened one year ago today.

New research calls into question whether the Key Bridge collision could have been prevented.

Several state and local leaders rode a fireboat out to the site of the collapse to honor the lives lost and reflect on all that has happened since.

A year after the catastrophic collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, Maryland leaders are honoring the six construction workers killed that night.

One year ago today, the iconic Francis Scott Key Bridge was struck by a massive container ship and plunged into the Patapsco River in Baltimore, Maryland.