Bryan P. Sears is a government reporter at various esteemed publications, including Yahoo News and The Baltimore Sun. He covers a wide range of topics with a focus on government and politics, public policy, and legal affairs, frequently delving into issues such as elections, cannabis regulation, and transportation policy. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including MyEasternShoreMD, The Daily Record, and WAMU 88.5.
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Bryan P. Sears' focus is primarily on local government and politics, particularly within Maryland and Baltimore. His coverage includes government announcements and expert commentary related to state government, legislation, politics, and budget.
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By: Bryan P. Sears
A group of Eastern Shore Republicans have prevailed in a redistricting case that is sure to be headed to the Supreme Court of Maryland for a hearing next week. It's the second defeat in as many days for attempts to rewrite the state's congressional districting law.
By: Bryan P. Sears
The Maryland General Assembly violated the state constitution and the Declaration of Rights and failed to follow election laws when it passed a
Maryland will spend marginally fewer dollars on roads and transit projects in the coming six years, when funds will be directed at existing projects
By: Bryan P. Sears
Maryland will spend marginally fewer dollars on roads and transit projects in the coming six years, when funds will be directed at existing projects
By: Bryan P. Sears
The agency that oversees the state's toll roads and bridges has failed to collect more than $818 million in tolls and fees it was owed, according to a new audit.
By: Bryan P. Sears
The agency that oversees the state's toll roads and bridges has failed to collect more than $818 million in tolls and fees it was owed, according to a new audit.
Justices on the Supreme Court of Maryland had questions for both sides during two hours of arguments Thursday on whether a proposed amendment to the Maryland Constitution can move forward.
A proposed ballot question that could set new standards for the way congressional maps are drawn in Maryland will go to voters in November, the Supreme Court of Maryland ruled Thursday evening.
By: Bryan P. Sears
A Rockville-owned and operated diner chain is suing a Germany-based corporation for what it says are attempts to end its decades-long operations at Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport.
By: Bryan P. Sears
The restaurant says a 2022 agreement was supposed to keep its airport location open under Fraport's new state contract
