Baltimore firefighters rescued six people overnight from the water near Fort Armistead.A Baltimore Fire Department spokesman told 11 News that a boat began taking on water just after midnight ...

Six people were rescued from the water at Baltimore's Fort Armistead early Tuesday near the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse site, according to city fire officials. The water rescue occurred after a ...

BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Sunday will mark two months since the cargo ship Dali struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing its collapse. Since then, there have been several milestones marking progress in ...

Six people were rescued from the water near Fort Armistead park in Baltimore, Fire officials said. No injuries were reported. 58 shot, 8 dead, in Chicago amid Trump's threat to deploy National Guard ...

Family and community members gathered at a memorial on Fort Armistead Road to remember the six workers killed in the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge one month ago. Carmen Luna paints a ...

RIVER. FORT ARMISTEAD PARK IS JUST A STONE’S THROW AWAY FROM WHERE THE CRASH HAPPENED IN FACT, IT’S BEEN USED AS A LAUNCH POINT FOR A LOT OF THE RESCUE CREWS INVOLVED IN THE RECOVERY. AND TODAY WE GOT ...

Baltimore — Baltimore Police officers arriving at Fort Armistead Park in the early hours of March 26 pointed their flashlights into the water and tried to make sense of what they were looking at.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott remembers when the fire chief called him in the middle of the night and told him the iconic Francis Scott Key Bridge was in the Patapsco River. Around 1:30 a.m. on March ...

The Balsa 94, headed for Canada and the first shipping vessel to leave through a newly opened channel north of the Dali cargo ship after being stuck in the Baltimore port since the Key Bridge ...

New body camera footage from the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse shows Baltimore police rescuing the only construction worker who survived. The bridge collapsed on March 26 after a cargo ship lost ...

Baltimore Police officers arriving at Fort Armistead Park in the early hours of March 26 pointed their flashlights into the water and tried to make sense of what they were looking at. “That’s ...