Almost a year after the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Maryland officials have unveiled the design for its replacement. Governor Wes Moore presented the new design, which features towers taller than initially expected and marks a significant step forward in the rebuilding process. The new cable-stayed bridge is set to be the state’s first of its kind and aims to highlight both the triumph of engineering and the tragedy of the previous incident. The demolition of the old structure is scheduled for spring 2025, paving the way for the new bridge that promises enhanced safety and modern infrastructure.