Bryan P. Sears is a government reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on regional and world news, finance, and investment. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, The Baltimore Sun, and The Daily Record.
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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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Maryland has ended a decades-long relationship with one of three major bond rating firms a year after that firm downgraded the state's credit rating.
By: Bryan P. Sears
Maryland has ended a decades-long relationship with one of three major bond rating firms a year after that firm downgraded the state's credit rating.
By: Bryan P. Sears
Former Harford County Council member Aaron Penman inched closer Friday to potentially being returned to his former seat during a hearing in circuit court.
By: Bryan P. Sears
Former Harford County Council member Aaron Penman inched closer Friday to potentially being returned to his former seat during a hearing in circuit court.
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland has ended a decades-long relationship with one of three major bond rating firms a year after that firm downgraded the state’s credit rating.
Lifelong Republican hopes changing his registration to unaffiliated will spur broader discussion about the party
On the afternoon of May 7, former Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman walked into his county board of elections. What happened next — aside from going unrecognized — would perhaps strike some who know Kittleman as surprising.Kittleman, 67 and a lifelong Republican, ended his affiliation with the...
Maryland motorists will face an increase in the state gas tax rate starting in next month, but whether they notice the change is another thing entirely.
One Republican candidate for governor is calling on the Maryland State Board of elections to send out yet another round of mail-in ballots, saying the first attempt to fix more than 400,000 ballots just lead to more confusion.
By: Bryan P. Sears
Current councilmember calls Penman's removal ‘not legal,' says his return is ‘the corrective action'
