Breana Ross is a Reporter at NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on social issues and crime in Maryland and Baltimore. Breana's work has been featured in various prominent outlets including WMUR-TV, KCRA 3, and KHBS/KHOG 40/29.
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Breana Ross's focus is predominantly on local community events, non-profit organizations, and local businesses in the Baltimore area. She often covers heartwarming stories related to family and relationships within the community.
If you have a story related to uplifting local initiatives, heartwarming community events, or profiles of inspiring individuals from the Baltimore area with ties to family and relationships (such as non-profits helping families or highlighting successful local businesses), it may resonate well with Breana's coverage style.
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By: Breana Ross
BALTIMORE — A firefighter was injured Sunday morning while fighting a house fire in northeast Baltimore.
Baking Christmas cookies in her kitchen with Santa hats and her caregiver by her side is a Christmas tradition that brings Nancy DeCarlo some Christmas joy.
By: Breana Ross
BALTIMORE — You can buy a Christmas tree this year through a cause that supports youths in Baltimore.
People with special needs are enjoying holiday traditions with an inclusive touch.
By: Breana Ross
People with special needs are enjoying holiday traditions with an inclusive touch.
By: Breana Ross
Breana Ross Reporter People with special needs are enjoying holiday traditions with an inclusive touch.Avaleigh Vacovsky
By: Breana Ross
For those who are last minute shopping, the Made in Baltimore Store and the Made in Baltimore Lookbook are tools you can use to find the perfect gift.
A Baltimore man is turning trash into holiday treasures, as he uses found hubcaps around the city to build giant holiday wreaths.
By: Breana Ross
Most kids find joy in unwrapping presents on Christmas morning, but 15-year-old Sha'Miyae Hinton-Knight finds her joy in wrapping presents for other kids to open.
Friday night's vote on a government spending bill will have a big impact in Maryland, including the future of the Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild.
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