As residents of Maryland prepare to mark the first anniversary of the Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster, the new documentary Key Bridge Disaster: Reflect, Recover, Rebuild takes an in-depth look at what happened when the container ship Dali lost power and collided with the bridge on March 26, 2024, resulting in its complete collapse and the tragic loss of six lives.
The one-hour film examines the salvage operation, looks at the human and economic impacts of the disaster, and covers the funding and design of a new bridge for the 21st century to help energize the Baltimore region's economic future.
Airing Schedule
The program will also be available to view live and on-demand using the free PBS app and MPT’s online video player.
Key Bridge Disaster: Reflect, Recover, Rebuild is a co-production of Maryland Public Television, WBAL-TV, and Moudira Creative, LLC.
Special report and coverage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge's collapse and its impact on the region from last year.
MPT's Charles Robinson reports on the uplifting story of a Dundalk restaurant and marina supporting the community and first responders following the Key Bridge collapse.
MPT's Charles Robinson reports on the uplifting story of a Dundalk restaurant and marina supporting the community and first responders following the Key Bridge collapse.
End of Session interview with Gov. Moore who will discuss the latest on the Key Bridge recovery mission and the Port of Baltimore.
The website includes information on relief programs for impacted workers and businesses, major traffic updates for commuters, and guidance on in-person resources available through Maryland Business Recovery Centers.
Latest information on the Key Bridge collapse, plus, expert analysis and an expert analysis on the disaster and a look at what's ahead.
State Circle
After a cargo ship crashes into the Key Bridge, we're in the community and we'll hear what lawmakers have to say about the tragic event.
MPTNews reporter Charles Robinson traveled to the Turner Station neighborhood to hear what residents have to say about the Key Bridge collapse.
The process to clean up the tons of materials in the waterway, which leads to the port of Baltimore, could take quite a while.