Max Bryan is a reporter at the Oakland County Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on construction and real estate, water management, and security technology. Max's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Norman Transcript, NPR, and The Detroit News.
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Max Bryan's coverage largely focuses on local government and politics in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His articles frequently include updates on evolving stories related to city governance, lawsuits, law enforcement activities, and education within the area. Given this focus, individuals with specific knowledge or insights into local political developments, legal proceedings at a city level (especially related to traffic laws), or educational initiatives in Tulsa would likely find success when reaching out to Max for potential coverage opportunities.
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After a months-long legal battle, the city of Birmingham has officially purchased The Community House.
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Max Bryan The Detroit News After a months-long legal battle , the city of Birmingham has officially purchased The Community House, the
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Max Bryan, The Detroit News Troy — Brooke West's decision to study medicine doesn't merely come from a fascination with the field.
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Max Bryan Anne Snabes The Detroit News Warren — The Police Department will keep using cameras that read license plates after a second City Council vote Tuesday narrowly renewed a contract for the technology.
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Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter says his proposed budget, a 5.9% increase over this year's, is fiscally responsible, puts money toward social services.
Some cities in Detroit's suburbs are canceling their contracts with license plate reader vendor Flock, citing privacy. Backers warn of safety losses.
Privacy concerns are prompting a growing number of Metro Detroit communities to part ways with a leading technology company that provides license plate readers to help solve crimes.
Lake sturgeon, a threatened species, can only be fished in a few locations throughout the state, not including the White River.
An Oakland County woman cashed in her $1 million Powerball prize just hours before it was set to expire.
