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All shipping traffic in and out of Port of Baltimore can resume.

Federal and Maryland state authorities fully reopened the main shipping channel to the Port of Baltimore on Monday, 11 weeks after a container ship caused the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, killing six workers.

The Fort McHenry Federal Channel has been restored to its original operational dimensions for commercial maritime transit through the Port of Baltimore, authorities said.

The Baltimore shipping channel, in its entirety, is open for business, nearly 11 weeks after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

The limited-access channel currently open for 24/7 commercial vessel traffic into the port is deep enough to support most cargo vessels, though not at the normal rate seen before the bridge collapsed.

With wreckage from the Key Bridge cleared, the original 700-foot wide and 50-foot deep shipping channel reopens, boosting hopes for an economic revival.

Fleet Week is back in Baltimore. Check out some details about the event before going to make sure you can take full advantage of all it has to offer.

The city is ready to welcome ships from June 12-18 for Maryland Fleet Week and Flyover Baltimore. Here are 5 things to know.

The city is ready to welcome ships from June 12-18 for Maryland Fleet Week and Flyover Baltimore. Here are 5 things to know.

The Coast Guard plans to reopen the channel Monday after additional dredging, the final step of clearing 50,000 tons of debris from the Francis Scott Key Bridge.