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.
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As the Christmas season comes to a close, some Marylanders may wonder what to do with their live tree. Well, you can feed the goats.
By: Breana Ross
REISTERSTOWN, Md. — An Archbishop Spalding High School senior is using his juice business to create opportunity. Eighteen-year-old Chase Gorman and his mom own Lucky Charm Juices.
By: Breana Ross
BALTIMORE — A Towson native is starring in the hit musical "Annie" as the show is coming to the Hippodrome Theater next week.
By: Breana Ross
BALTIMORE — Baltimore City expects crowds of people to ring in the new year at the Inner Harbor and at several family friendly events.
By: Breana Ross
A giant dreidel splashed with bright, colorful paint is catching eyes and turning heads at Sinai Hospital.
Although the holiday season is over, a Baltimore organization is still bringing some joy into the new year.
Residents tell 11 News they called DPW as soon as water main broke; Repair work still underway
Around a dozen people line up bright and early, bundled up with their bags in hand outside of 40 West in Edmondson Village.
Maryland children are raising their voices in a song that raises awareness for gun trafficking and the violence associated with it.
By: Breana Ross
It may be brutally cold outside, but there are plenty of hot meals and specials for you to enjoy inside BlueStone in Timonium for Baltimore County's Winter Restaurant Week.
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