The Baltimore Orioles had to cancel the spring workout that was open to fans because of the incident with the Francis Scott Key bridge collapsing.

Part of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore has collapsed after a large boat collided with it. It is reported that several cars fell into the water because of the incident. Soaring over the Patapsco River in Baltimore, Maryland, the Francis Scott Key Bridge is both a remarkable engineering achievement and a historically significant structure. The bridge, which bears the name Francis Scott Key in honor of the writer of "The Star-Spangled Banner," is a symbol of both pride in the country and essential transportation. The 1.7-mile bridge, which connected the Baltimore neighborhoods of Canton and Locust Point, was finished in 1977. Its majestic arches and soaring pylons draw attention, particularly in the evening light. In addition to providing commuters and tourists with essential access, the bridge provides stunning views of the Baltimore skyline and the busy harbor below. Beyond its practical use, it represents a spirit of resiliency and patriotism that Franci

Attemped car theft is caught on camera Car theft crimes have become a major problem in Baltimore. Here are 3 ways to help revent car thefts: Install a Car Security System: Purchasing a high-quality system for your car can serve as a deterrent to would-be thieves. These systems usually come with features like GPS tracking, alarms, and immobilizers, which can help keep your car safe and help retrieve it in the event that it is stolen. Park in Well-Lighted Areas: You may drastically lower your chance of theft by parking your automobile in a well-lit, busy place. Since thieves prefer to operate in remote, poorly lighted regions where they are less likely to be discovered, they are less likely to target cars that are parked in areas with high visibility and foot activity. Use Physical Theft Protection Equipment: You may make it harder for criminals to take your car by installing physical theft protection equipment like wheel clamps , gearshift locks, and steering wheel locks . The

The Maryland Senate is advancing a bill that will change how juvenile crimes are handled in the state. Following preliminary approval of the Juvenile Law Reform Act last week, the Senate voted to approve Senate Bill 744 Monday evening by a 43-2 vote. The bill broadens oversight and data collection in the system. It will also require first-time offenders of car thefts and gun possession who are between the ages of 10 and 12 to be transferred to diversion programs rather than juvenile court.

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