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The Port of Baltimore is expected to partially reopen to vessels by the end of April, with a full reopening anticipated by the end of May, the U.S. Corps of Engineers announced on Thursday.

A Dense Smoke Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service for Carson City, Dayton, Carson Valley and Reno areas through 5 p.m. Monday.

The Port of Baltimore is expected to partially reopen to vessels by the end of April, with a full reopening anticipated by the end of May, the U.S. Corps of Engineers announced on Thursday.

The Port of Baltimore is expected to partially reopen to vessels by the end of April, with a full reopening anticipated by the end of May, the U.S. Corps of Engineers announced on Thursday.

Commercial vessels remain unable to come into the Port of Baltimore

Baltimore Key Bridge collapse live updates and repair news

Rainy conditions presented additional challenges Wednesday in the clean-up of wreckage following the Baltimore Key Bridge collapse.

On Thursday's News Hit: - Instead of a prison sentence, Jennifer Crumbley is requesting house arrest and would live in her lawyer's guest house. - A veteran who lost his leg after being shot at home says he believes his ex-wife was behind the shooting. - Two groups argue that the decision to restrict coyote hunting season was not grounded in science.

Trained crews, in conjunction with the Unified Command, are taking steps forward with operations and are conducting routine salvage assessments, while evaluating the safest and most effective routes.

As a massive cargo ship plowed into the Key Bridge, killing six men and folding steel into mangled, unrecognizable chunks that fell to the bottom of the Patapsco River, a hidden threat lay below. Beneath the 248-million pound ship, which has thousands of tons of bridge wreckage on top of it, runs a high-pressure natural gas pipeline that’s 24 inches in diameter and spans the shipping channel. ...