Sarah Nelson is a Public Safety reporter at Gainesville Sun. She covers a range of topics including crime and breaking news, with a particular focus on legal affairs, litigation, and the intersection of arts and entertainment. Sarah's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Detroit Free Press, USA TODAY, and the Indianapolis Star.
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Sarah Nelson's focus is primarily on local crime and related news in Indianapolis, Indiana. Her coverage indicates a strong interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, as well as government announcements pertaining to public safety.
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By: Sarah Nelson
Several protesters involved in a January anti-ICE demonstration at a St. Paul church service asked a judge to dismiss their federal charges, arguing that their protest did not amount to a violation of the laws they're charged with breaking.
By: Sarah Nelson
Firefighters braved flames, heat and smoke so thick they couldn’t see during the 2024 rescue.
Kane Brown had a rough Tuesday. The 32-year-old country star was out golfing in Nashville when his own buddy hit a shot that caught him right in the head. The
Country music's most sacred stage might have a new owner. This is a big one. According to a report from Bloomberg, Ryman Hospitality Properties is exploring
By: Sarah Nelson
Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh and 47 others, were charged in the first indictment tied to the fraud scandal.
Feeding Our Future fraud leader Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh arrested in Somalia. He worked for Aimee Bock at the MN nonprofit.
By: Sarah Nelson
A key figure in the Feeding Our Future fraud investigation who fled the country shortly after his indictment nearly four years ago was arrested overseas this week, federal prosecutors said.
By: Sarah Nelson
A key figure in the Feeding Our Future fraud investigation who fled the country shortly after his indictment nearly four years ago was arrested overseas this week, federal prosecutors said.
By: Sarah Nelson
Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh, 42, of Burnsville, Minnesota, was taken into custody on Thursday in Mogadishu, Somalia, on numerous federal fraud and
By: Sarah Nelson
MINNEAPOLIS — Several protesters involved in a January anti-ICE demonstration at a St. Paul church service asked a judge to dismiss their federal charges, arguing that their protest did not
