Bryan P. Sears is a government reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, public policy, and the construction industry, with a focus on government and politics, law, and current affairs. Bryan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, The Baltimore Sun, and The Daily Record, among others.
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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
Maryland Public Employee Relations Board says Department of Budget and Management didn't bargain in good faith with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 3 when it denied access to information about telework eligibility.
By: Bryan P. Sears
Maryland lawmakers will return to Annapolis in a month as part of a special session related to midcycle congressional redistricting.
By: Mayah Nachman, Bryan P. Sears
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on Tuesday joined a chorus of Democratic Party leaders calling on Maine U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner to end his campaign following a sexual assault allegation that surfaced Monday.
By: Bryan P. Sears
Maryland's top election official is being threatened with criminal charges by the Justice Department, the latest effort by the Trump administration to pressure state elections officials and cast doubt on the validity of this fall's elections, say some election advocates.
By: Bryan P. Sears
The Supreme Court of Maryland has agreed to hear the state's challenge to the Child Victims Act in a case that could end hundreds of sexual abuse
By: Christine Condon, Bryan P. Sears
Ross Seidman moves on from the Senate, Bill Ferguson sticks up for Jared DeMarinis, the Agriculture Department picks up Allie Carter Cavanagh and Rachel Felver, and Erek Barron takes over at the Maryland Access to Justice Commission, in political notes.
By: Bryan P. Sears
The Supreme Court of Maryland has agreed to hear the state's challenge to the Child Victims Act in a case that could end hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits and save the state and its taxpayers more than $1 billion, while denying some plaintiffs their day in court.
Maryland's highest court unanimously removed an Anne Arundel County candidate from the primary ballot, but an opinion published Monday shows division in how the court arrived at that decision.
By: Bryan P. Sears
Maryland's top election official said in a letter to federal officials that Maryland is following federal and state law as it maintains voter rolls, and stressed the importance of reining in comments that sow distrust in elections.
By: Bryan P. Sears
Maryland’s top election official said in a letter to federal officials that Maryland is following federal and state law as it maintains voter rolls, and stressed the importance of reining in comments that sow distrust in elections.
