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The massive cargo vessel has been stuck for a full month off the Port of Baltimore, likely buried under at least 20 feet of mud.

Maryland officials say they are concerned about the ecological and economic risks the longer a container ship remains stuck in the Chesapeake Bay.

The subject during the Board of Public Works meeting Wednesday was wetlands licenses, but Comptroller Peter Franchot brought up the thing that everyone was...

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The subject during the Board of Public Works meeting Wednesday was wetlands licenses, but Comptroller Peter Franchot brought up the thing that everyone was actually thinking about – the boat.

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Ever Forward, the enormous container ship stuck in the Chesapeake Bay, has become a concern for some of the state's top officials.

Ever Forward, the enormous container ship stuck in the Chesapeake Bay that has been a nearly one-month headache for the U.S. Coast Guard, the Port of Baltimore and the Department of the Environment, had become a concern for the Maryland Board of Public Works.

The staging of equipment for the next phase of the Ever Forward refloating operation is scheduled to kick off today in Chesapeake Bay, where the giant containship has been stuck...

The next step in the Ever Forward saga is one that officials have wanted to avoid from the beginning: container removal.

Salvors are to lighter cargo from the grounded Ever Forward before making another attempt to refloat the vessel.