Bryna Zumer is an Emerging News Editor at The Baltimore Sun. She focuses on regional news, particularly in the areas of energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the housing market, while also covering local interests and broader world news. Bryna has been featured in various outlets including WMAR-TV, NewsBreak, and Yahoo News.
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Bryna Zumer's coverage is predominantly focused on local events, private sector announcements, and breaking news in Baltimore and Maryland. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, food & beverage, and entertainment news.
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A 2.4-magnitude quake struck about 5 miles northeast of Bel Air at 11:02 a.m. at a depth of about 3.1 miles, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
By: Bryna Zumer
A proposal for a housing community called Red Pump Crescent in Forest Hill has officially resurfaced, more than a decade after it was panned by area residents.
By: Bryna Zumer
If Howard's new task force decides the county needs a dedicated film office, it would be one of the state's only jurisdictions to have one — at an uncertain time for film production both nationwide and particularly in Maryland.
Sheetz is moving forward with plans for a store and gas station in Havre de Grace, according to documents submitted to the city.
By: Bryna Zumer
Luna del Sea Steak & Seafood Restaurant is set to move into The Periodic Table's former spot in an office park off Columbia's Centre Park Drive
By: Bryna Zumer
Kalin Rytina, 28, of Eldersburg, suffered a debilitating stroke while on a layover in Panama during her vacation. She's been in an ICU, and her family is working to transport her back to the U.S.
By: Bryna Zumer, Brendan Nordstrom
"We continue to receive warnings about the need for increased vigilance against foreign influence, particularly as adversaries expand their use of
By: Bryna Zumer
A rite of passage for generations of Harford County students, visiting Bel Air's 340-acre Harford Glen Environmental Education Center, could be on the chopping block as the county's school system searches for ways to save more than $10 million this year.
By: Bryna Zumer
For Geoff Gill, garbage is not a dirty word, at least when it comes to food.
By: Bryna Zumer, Brendan Nordstrom
Every Maryland sheriff who made immigration enforcement a centerpiece of his campaign — and sued the state to preserve the ability to cooperate with
