Rae Sherman is a local journalist based in Lansing, Michigan. She writes for multiple news outlets including WLNS-TV, WOOD TV8, and WJMN-TV CBS Local 3 News. With a focus on local news, Rae covers a wide range of topics including energy legislation, community events, accidents, crime prevention, and human interest stories.
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Rae's articles predominantly focus on local events, government announcements, and seasonal themes such as holidays and community activities. She emphasizes family & relationships in her coverage, with a notable interest in energy-related topics.
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