The Mexican Navy's tall ship that crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday, May 17, previously visited Baltimore and was ...

Last year, with maritime traffic limited in the Patapsco River channel during the typical planting season, oysters grown in ...

The tragic accident killed two people on board, but at this point, the Brooklyn Bridge seems to have weathered the hit.

Live updates: Two bodies in Baltimore bridge collapse recovered ... a disaster for industry and ports to change The bigger the boats and the more sophisticated the technology, the fewer the ...

BALTIMORE (AP ... Relatives boarded a boat that chugged steadily toward the mouth of the Patapsco River where the Key Bridge once stood. As they approached its skeletal remains, the mood ...

Footage of a tall ship crashing into the Brooklyn Bridge shows the vessel hurtling in reverse at full speed, suggesting the ...

A historic Mexican naval training ship crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge in New York Saturday night, killing two people and ...

The Mexican Navy said no one fell into the water, and that no rescue operation was launched. Read more at straitstimes.com.

In the meantime, Maryland drivers are without the Key Bridge, which connected various port-oriented industrial communities north and south of Baltimore ... the back of the boat and tossed wreaths ...

One by one, family members stepped to the back of the boat and tossed wreaths ... and carry more cargo. The bridge will also be taller to provide more clearance. Baltimore’s port rebounds ...