Dan Belson

Father Ty Hullinger, of Transfiguration Catholic Community Church in Pigtown, left, and Courtney Jenkins, president of the Metropolitan Baltimore Council AFL-CIO, embrace after a Workers Memorial Day vigil at Middle Branch Park to honor the six workers who died when the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed last month. Six wreaths were dropped from a pier into the Middle Branch. The Sunday ceremony organized by Jenkins was attended by state and city officials, members of CASA and the public. (Amy Davis/Staff photo)

A 200-ton salvage grab towers over a Key Bridge Response Unified Command longshoreman after the set of claws arrived in Sparrows Point over the weekend to clear wreckage from the bottom of the Patapsco River. The Dutch-made hydraulic grab has four independent claws that together can lift more than 1,000 tons. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers/Baltimore Sun/TNS

Monica Gant sometimes gets little reminders that her son is still with her. For starters, she wears a necklace bearing a picture of her only son, Rodney Pitts III.

Monica Gant visits the burial site of her son near the Fallen Heroes Memorial, which bears the name of Baltimore Firefighter/EMT Rodney Pitts III, who died last year and is buried at Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens. (Karl Merton Ferron/Staff)

Police are seeking a dark-colored sedan they say did not stop after fatally striking a man while he was crossing U.S. Route 1 in Jessup early Monday morning.

It's expected to be mostly sunny and warm throughout the Baltimore area on Tuesday, though a chance of showers is possible in the afternoon and evening.

A man and two children were hospitalized Wednesday after a Southeast Baltimore home caught fire, according to city fire officials.

Maryland transportation officials said Thursday that they expect to replace the Francis Scott Key Bridge with a new span in just over four years.

Maryland transportation officials said Thursday that they expect to replace the Francis Scott Key Bridge with a new span in just over four years.

Salvage efforts continue as workers make preparations to remove the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge from the container ship Dali five weeks after the catastrophic collapse. (Jerry Jackson/The Baltimore Sun/TNS)