Shayla Colon is a Reporter at FundFire. She specializes in covering private markets with a focus on real estate and infrastructure, while also having experience reporting on local government and communities in Connecticut and upstate New York. Shayla's work has been featured in notable publications such as The New York Times, The Spokesman-Review, and Times Union.
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Shayla's coverage heavily revolves around local real estate, with a significant focus on the Capital Region. Her articles often include data citations and government announcements, indicating an emphasis on factual reporting and official sources.
Given her interest in real estate pricing, Shayla may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into housing market trends or analyses based on reliable data. For example, providing information about emerging neighborhoods or shifts in buyer preferences could be appealing to her.
Additionally, since she covers the Capital Region extensively, relevant news related to this area such as economic development initiatives or community-focused stories might resonate well with Shayla.
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The state is implementing a modest increase in the gas tax on July 1. This is what that means for drivers.
By: Shayla Colon
The Elkton man, 33-year-old Thomas Logue, had just bought a silver 2014 Chevrolet Caprice fully equipped with a pressurized nitrous oxide tank to give its engine an edgy performance boost.
By: Shayla Colon
Two Baltimore City pools reopened Sunday after being closed Saturday due to separate incidents involving vandalism and safety concerns.
By: Shayla Colon
Orioles owner David Rubenstein got married to Caryn Zucker in a quiet ceremony last week.
By: Shayla Colon
A 38-year-old man has been charged with attempted first-degree murder and other charges after a shooting in a Pikesville park left a police officer and a bystander injured.
By: Shayla Colon
Temperatures are going to feel like they're over 100 degrees later this week as thunderstorms roll into Baltimore.
An apartment in a Cherry Hill building caught fire yesterday. One person was found dead at the scene, according to Baltimore Police.
By: Shayla Colon
Tristen Goode Jordan was struck multiple times by stray bullets at a Baltimore school playground in Upton. Police have not made any arrests, and Tristen remains in the hospital fighting to recover.
By: Shayla Colon
The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory as temperatures could rise as high as 105 degrees.
By: Maya Lora, Liz Bowie
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