Clara Longo De Freitas is an Express reporter at The Baltimore Banner. She covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests, with a particular focus on aviation and aerospace. Clara’s work has been featured in WYPR, Waco Tribune-Herald, and Jackson County Banner, reflecting her commitment to impactful journalism.
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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
After surviving for nearly three months as a bizarre Baltimore landmark born from a historic winter storm, the massive “Snow Everest” pile near Old Town Mall has finally melted away, leaving behind debris, environmental concerns and a symbol of the city’s costly cleanup effort.
By: Clara Longo
Natasha Guynes, an advocate for young women experiencing complex trauma, died Saturday evening, the nonprofit she founded said on social media. She was 45.
By: Clara Longo De Freitas
Temperatures will reach the upper 90s across much of the state as part of an early-season heat wave moving through the eastern U.S.
By: Clara Longo
Temperatures are forecast to drop as much as 30 degrees in the Baltimore region after a stint of extreme heat, with thunderstorms expected Wednesday evening.
By: Clara Longo De Freitas
The state’s Department of Natural Resources piloted the day-use reservation system last summer, calling it an “unqualified success.”
By: Clara Longo De Freitas
A strong cold front could bring showers and damaging thunderstorms across Maryland on Wednesday, putting parts of the state under flood watch.
By: Clara Longo
Strong thunderstorms capable of producing damaging winds could hit the Greater Baltimore region starting around 2 p.m. Monday.
By: Clara Longo
Baltimore County Police identified a man arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a Towson University student earlier this month.
Share this via... Thousands of Marylanders voted on Tuesday, and most races — including for governor, Congress and the State House — have a declared winner.
By: Clara Longo De Freitas
Tino Ellis, a former cornerback for the University of Maryland, entered the Peacock show Love Island’s villa to try his hand at finding a mate.
