Investigators trace fragments of crash
A single chunk of metal with a number stamped into it. A car door dented in the shape of a tractor-trailer's massive tire. A few ounces of human blood. These...
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City candidates make campaign stops at churches
Politics and faith crossed paths yesterday as the leading candidates for mayor and City Council president took their campaigns to two of the city's largest and most influential churches yesterday....
Avoiding tunnel is impractical, costly, CSX says
Any attempts to reduce the flow of hazardous chemicals through Baltimore's Howard Street Tunnel, where a chemical-laden train derailed July 18 and burned for four days under ground, would face...
Officials to improve city emergency plan
Baltimore fire officials said yesterday they will improve the city's hazardous materials accident plan, but they reassured the public that they are prepared to respond to chemical accidents. Battalion Chief...
Accident plan leaves city unprepared
Though Baltimore's emergency planners have long known that a devastating chemical accident could occur in the train tunnel under Howard Street, the city's 440-page emergency plan does not address such...
Hazardous materials pass daily — and no one knows
The train derailment and fire in the heart of Baltimore's downtown Wednesday alerted the public to an open secret among those in the know: Every day, by rail, by truck...
Hazardous materials pass daily — and no one knows
The train derailment and fire in the heart of Baltimore?s downtown Wednesday alerted the public to an open secret among those in the know: Every day, by rail, by truck...
ALLEGED SPYING ON WHISTLE-BLOWER PROBED
A squad of sleuths working in the Wackenhut Corp.`s Coral Gables, Fla., office has been accused of illegally spying on a whistle-blower who publicized oil companies` pollution in Alaska. A...