Designs unveiled for replacement of Baltimore bridge almost a year after deadly collapse
- Maryland officials unveiled designs for the replacement of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which will be taller and better protected against ship strikes, almost a year after its deadly collapse.
- The new bridge, estimated to cost upwards of $1.7 billion, could be completed by 2028, according to officials.
- The original Key Bridge collapsed after a container ship lost power, resulting in the deaths of six construction workers.
- Federal funding for the rebuild has been secured, and a civil case will determine liability for the disaster that affected Baltimore's port and traffic congestion.
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