Clara Longo De Freitas is a journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. She writes for The Baltimore Banner and her work has also appeared in WYPR and the Waco Tribune-Herald. Clara covers a range of local news topics, including crime, community events, and social issues impacting the Baltimore area.
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Clara Longo De Freitas focuses on local news in Baltimore and Maryland, with an emphasis on crime, government & politics. Her coverage often includes expert commentary and breaking news related to these themes.
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By: Clara Longo De Freitas
Players were running drills for the first day of practice in August when Leslie Noble collapsed on the field.
By: Clara Longo
A 32-year-old new mother died after being ejected from a golf cart, Anne Arundel County police said, an incident that has shaken a tight-knit community near of Annapolis.
By: Clara Longo
Most of the state is under a drought watch or warning as rainfall continues to be lower-than-average for the season, according to the Maryland Department of Environment.
What are you thankful for, Baltimore? If you answered running, the arts or trains, do I have a treat for you. Thursday, Nov. 28
By: Clara Longo
Holly Barnes showed up to her court hearing Wednesday afternoon wearing a striped green crocheted sweater.
By: Clara Longo
Attorney General Anthony Brown said Monday that his office sought the indictment of two Anne Arundel County Police officers because they “failed to tell the truth” about their involvement in a high-speed fatal crash.
By: Clara Longo De Freitas
Whether you want to see the Baltimore School for the Arts' version of "The Nutcracker," create DIY gifts or go to an ugly sweater Christmas party, we've got you covered.
By: Cody Boteler, Clara Longo
Nine people remain hospitalized after what Baltimore County Police described as a mass shooting in Towson that left one person dead, the police department said Wednesday morning
It's the best week of the year, Baltimore, because Thursday is my birthday. I will not be holding a public event to celebrate it, but I hope you all go out this weekend in my honor.
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