President Joe Biden’s pending request to Congress for nearly $100 billion in emergency disaster aid includes money to rebuild Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge after its deadly collapse in March

The operators of the vessel that destroyed Baltimore’s Key Bridge have agreed to pay nearly $102 million for costs stemming from the federal response.

Newly released body-camera video shows the moment rescuers pulled a man to safety moments after he survived plunging nearly 200 feet to the water. ABC News’ Andrew Dymburt reports.

The cargo ship that caused the collapse and closure of the Francis Scott Key Bridge has now left the Port of Baltimore.

The preliminary costs to rebuild the bridge as quoted by the DOT are between $1.7 billion and $1.9 billion, officials said.

The Fort McHenry Federal Channel has been restored to its original operational dimensions for commercial maritime transit through the Port of Baltimore, authorities said.

Progress was made Monday in the recovery phase of the Baltimore bridge collapse as tugboats escorted the damaged container ship Dali back to port.

The cargo ship that struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore in March was moved from the crash site on Monday morning.

The cargo ship that's been partially blocking the entrance to one of America's busiest ports in Baltimore for two months is expected to be refloated and moved into port on Monday.

ABC News correspondent Sam Sweeney breaks down the ongoing investigation into the Baltimore bridge collapse and the timeline for reconstruction.

The NTSB released a new report detailing its investigation into the shipping container that crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26.

The cargo ship Dali experienced two blackouts while undergoing maintenance about 10 hours before leaving the Port of Baltimore, and smashing into the Key Bridge.

The Francis Scott Key Bridge is one step closer to fully reopening after a controlled explosion brought down the largest remaining section of the bridge on Monday.

Engineers set off explosives in the remains of the Francis Scott Key Bridge to remove the debris from the freighter that crashed into the crossing.

Demolition crews used controlled explosives to break apart the Francis Scott Key Bridge that collapsed when a cargo ship crashed into it in March.

The Key Bridge removal has been rescheduled for Monday, officials said.

Demolition is now scheduled for Monday when workers hope to break up a large section sitting underwater after a large ship hit and leveled the bridge in March.

Crews will perform a controlled demolition on Sunday to remove a massive piece of mangled metal still stuck on the bow of the ship.

The detonation will free the steel that is still attached to the M/V DALI, which slammed into the bridge on March 26.

The video shows first responders rushing to the scene of the collapse.

Newly released bodycam footage shows first responders racing to the scene of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

The body of the sixth victim killed in the Baltimore Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse has been recovered, authorities said Tuesday.

The body of a fifth victim of the Baltimore Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse has been recovered.

Authorities said the body of Miguel Angel Luna Gonzalez, 49, of Glen Burnie, Maryland, was recovered on Wednesday.

Starting Thursday, Baltimore officials plan to open a deeper channel for commercial ships to enter and leave the city's port.

Maryland Port Administration officials are opening a fourth temporary channel to maximize port activity following the bridge collapse. ABC News' Terry Moran gets a view of reconstruction efforts.

The Dali, the container ship that crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in March, set sail despite its "unseaworthy" conditions, according to a Monday court filing.

In a new court filing, lawyers for the city of Baltimore argue the owner of the ship that caused the collapse failed to repair known power problems. ABC News' Andrew Dymburt reports.

The body of one of the three people unaccounted for following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse was found, the Unified Command said Monday.

The FBI is investigating whether there was any criminal wrongdoing in the crash that brought down the Key Bridge in Baltimore in March, according to two sources.

The collapse rerouted $80 million in maritime cargo and trucking and disruptions at other ports "could have an outsized impact on the flow of goods," the report said.

The Port of Baltimore's shutdown has dealt a devastating blow to the economy, causing a staggering 8,000 jobs to be lost.

Striking new sonar images of the collapsed bridge show how much of the Francis Scott Key Bridge still lies intact underwater.

The body of one of the four construction workers missing following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse was recovered on Friday, authorities said.

Unified Command, the group in charge of the Baltimore bridge collapse wreckage, began removing containers from the cargo ship on Sunday, officials announced.

The NFL and MLB teams contributed $5 million each to the Maryland Tough Baltimore Strong Key Bridge Fund.

Dive teams recovered the body of a third construction worker who died in the collapse. The president also promised that the federal government will pay for a new bridge over the key shipping lane.

Six construction workers went missing after a cargo ship struck Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge. The bodies of three of the workers have since been recovered.

President Joe Biden visited the site of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge on Friday.

President Joe Biden vows to rebuild Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge with union labor while remembering the lives lost.

Former law officer Don Mihalek breaks down the ongoing efforts for funding and cleanup for the Baltimore bridge collapse.

President Joe Biden on Friday got an aerial tour of the collapsed bridge in Baltimore.

President Joe Biden said the federal government will pay for the entire cost of rebuilding the bridge.

ABC News’ Elizabeth Schulze reports on President Joe Biden’s visit to Baltimore following last week’s devastating bridge collapse that killed six workers.

High winds and heavy rain compound the efforts to open more channels as well as recover those missing.

Workers are racing to open another temporary channel in Baltimore’s harbor, which is critical to allowing some larger vessels to bypass the mangled wreckage of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Crews are also working on creating a second temporary channel that's expected to open in the coming days.

ABC News’ Terry Moran reports on the path that will allow passage to ships involved in the cleanup of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

A portion of the bridge under the water was described as "chaotic wreckage," Gov. Wes Moore said.

Plus, March madness continues into April, with all eyes on Monday’s LSU vs. Iowa game.