Maryland Senate leaders fast-track legislation on economic aid to employees, businesses impacted by Key Bridge collapse

With time running out and the General Assembly session ending next week, Senate leadership drove a bill to the chamber’s floor Tuesday that would provide economic relief to the workers and business hurt by the Port of Baltimore’s closure. “Now we move into the harder phase of managing through the crisis, not just in the crisis, itself,” Senate President Bill Ferguson, a South Baltimore ...

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