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Biden to visit Baltimore bridge collapse site Friday; no effect from NJ quake is seen so far on recovery effort - Vimarsana News

Biden to visit Baltimore bridge collapse site Friday; no effect from NJ quake is seen so far on recovery effort

BALTIMORE — President Joe Biden on Friday will take an aerial tour of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, meet with families of the six men killed and receive an

Wes Moore envisioned economic revival. Then the Key Bridge collapsed. - Vimarsana News

Wes Moore envisioned economic revival. Then the Key Bridge collapsed.

PATAPSCO RIVER - Rain pierced the fog in the quiet Baltimore Harbor as Maryland Gov. Wes Moore stood on the bow of a Coast Guard cutter, flanked by other grim-faced

Wes Moore envisioned economic revival. Then the Key Bridge collapsed. - Vimarsana News

Wes Moore envisioned economic revival. Then the Key Bridge collapsed.

The freshman governor, an ascendant figure for Democrats who had already faced high expectations, now tackles his first major test in a moment of crisis.

Baltimore: Key Bridge in Maryland collapses after massive ship collision - Vimarsana News

Baltimore: Key Bridge in Maryland collapses after massive ship collision

Upwards of 7 people are believed to be in the water as emergency services deal with ‘developing mass casualty incident’

Baltimore bridge collapse: Francis Scott Key Bridge falls into river after being hit by cargo ship - Vimarsana News

Baltimore bridge collapse: Francis Scott Key Bridge falls into river after being hit by cargo ship

Terrifying footage, which shows the Francis Scott Key Bridge along with vehicles crossing at the time, tumble into the river below. Rescuers are desperately searching for 20 people believed to be in the water in what is being described as a 'mass casualty event'