Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse

Maryland law prevents noncitizens from acting as executors of their loved ones’ estates.

A cadre of elected officials and victims families gathered near the site of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse during its first year anniversary.

Midday focuses on the one-year anniversary of the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge. We hear from voices in Baltimore City, Baltimore County and the nonprofit community about the recovery and rebound one year later.

We talk with oral historian Maria Gabriela Aldana about her continuing work to honor memory, legacy and resilience from the FSK bridge collapse.

Building Hope Center program manager Mayra Loera talks about how Catholic Charities rose to the need of neighbors.

WYPR news is marking the anniversary with an audio montage of what happened that day.

A new assessment finds the possibility of collision every few years.

One year after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed, WYPR examines how one business managed to stay afloat after declining the federal government’s help.

Both city and county residents report life disruptions.

About half of the club’s approximately thirty members have gone back to their home countries, fearing detainment by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Sajche estimates.