Max Bryan

Oakland County reporter @detroitnews. Past @KWGSNEWS @nwademgaz. Okie, drummer, coffee fiend, dork. “Take what you do seriously; yourself, not so much.” He/him

[Max Bryan @MBryanOK]

ICE bypassed a vote from the Oakland County commissioners to gain access to a database of records from 260 police departments and courts.

Been working on this one for a bit. Give it a read.
https://t.co/k2CoTMaiPi

[Max Bryan @MBryanOK]

How it started ➡️ how it’s going

[Patrick De Haan @GasBuddyGuy]

gas was $2.94/gal before the first strikes in february. it’s $4.33 today. hormuz was wide open in january. i’ll let you connect the dots

[Chad Livengood @ChadLivengood]

5 Michigan police agencies used Flock readers for immigration searches

New revelatory reporting by @ben_warren03 & @MBryanOK in today’s @detroitnews:

https://t.co/Dx2iPRRG5Q

[Chad Livengood @ChadLivengood]

BREAKING: Detroit @Lions WR Jameson Williams investigated for assault, but not charged

https://t.co/Agkiv6WPmp

via @MBryanOK @nolanbianchi @detroitnews

[Max Bryan @MBryanOK]

Robin always delivers in spades

[Adam Graham @grahamorama]

Pic by Robin Buckson of @detroitnews

[Sarah Atwood @sarahmatwood]

USA TODAY is cutting resources and people from newsrooms like @detroitnews while expecting more without raising wages. They are still refusing to agree to a fair contract. We’re back at the bargaining table today and it’s time for @USATODAY to show it values its journalists.

[Connor Earegood @ConnorEaregood]

USA Today has yet to recognize The Detroit News Guild with a contract since acquiring us in late January.

The latest round of layoffs is a reminder that we, the workers, shouldn’t shoulder all the burden when USA Today has a bad quarter.

@USATODAY @detroitnews @DetNewsGuild

[Carol Thompson @carolthompson_]

My family is in a worse financial position since @usatoday bought @detroitnews because of increased health insurance costs.

We are back at the bargaining table today. Time for USAT to show they value journalists - not just shareholders - by agreeing to a fair contract.

[Max Bryan @MBryanOK]

@USATODAYCo

[Max Bryan @MBryanOK]

Sharing a screenshot because character limit, but my point stands nonetheless @USATODAY @detroitnews @local34022

[Ben Warren @ben_warren03]

If you've been following the waves of layoffs over the last few weeks, you know the journalism industry is in rough shape. That's why @DetNewsGuild is negotiating a contract to protect us and the work that we do (even when our parent company @USATODAYCo has a bad quarter).

[Max Bryan @MBryanOK]

For months, activists have demanded Oakland County give money to immigrants impacted by ICE.

It came to a head last night, when the finance chairwoman threatened to have a commissioner pushing for the money removed from a meeting.

For @detroitnews
https://t.co/ZgqH5my05L

[Max Bryan @MBryanOK]

The latest in the Flock saga: some people are willing to defund their police departments because they use the cameras.

For @detroitnews
https://t.co/yEvs1AWIOD

[ABC News @ABC]

"You do my dad's legacy, the legacy of all these victims, no honor by using this tragedy to spread hate."

The son of a 9/11 victim who was killed in the attacks called out hate during the Manhattan ceremony commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.

[Jemele Hill @jemelehill]

I don’t know you personally, but as someone who worked for McClatchy at the News and Observer in Raleigh, I don’t think people realize how bad this is. What’s happened to local news is devastating.

When local coverage is gutted, you’re losing people who intimately know your community. The local perspective is lost and the narrative of the community becomes shaped by outsiders who don’t understand the people there or completely ignored altogether.

[Craig Mauger @CraigDMauger]

In 2025, Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall was criticizing the state's largest universities and seeking major funding cuts for them.

Meanwhile, he was also repeatedly getting access to MSU sporting events through MSU's government relations team. https://t.co/UeV4WfHo1Z

[Katherine Dailey @kmdailey7]

On Flock cameras from @JocelynBenson:
"As Governor, I’ll stand up to anyone who tries to take away your privacy. I’ll work with the legislature to pass clear rules for how these cameras are used, who can access the data, when it can be shared, and when it must be deleted."

[Craig Mauger @CraigDMauger]

Just to be clear: The auditor general report itself says the number used in the headline shouldn't be interpreted this way.

[Max Bryan @MBryanOK]

Read more here at @detroitnews

https://t.co/WJ4VBeTMOD

[Max Bryan @MBryanOK]

The city of Wixom is getting sued by a data center developer — and it’s impacting how city council regulates the centers.