The operator of the massive cargo ship that struck Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge is now facing criminal charges for actions leading up to and after the crash that killed six people more than two years ago. The Dali container ship's power loss caused it to lose propulsion and steering and ram into the bridge’s supports, leading to the deadly collapse and closing Baltimore’s port for months. In addition to the new charges announced Tuesday, the companies that own and operate the ship have faced a slew of legal challenges, many of which have been resolved with settlements. Maryland officials have projected it will cost $4.3 billion to $5.2 billion to replace the heavily trafficked bridge, which isn't expected to reopen to traffic until late 2030. Here's a timeline of what happened in the crash and significant developments since then: March 26, 2024 12:39 a.m.: The ship left the Port of Baltimore for Sri Lanka.…