Sarah Rahal is a City Hall Reporter for The Detroit News, covering local news and events in the city of Detroit, Michigan. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information to the community, Sarah's work has also been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and The Denver Gazette.
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Sarah Rahal's coverage focuses largely on local government and political announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulation within Detroit and Michigan. She often covers topics such as refugee issues, water rates, Kwanzaa celebrations, redistricting efforts in Detroit, protests related to local politicians' positions on international matters like Israel-Palestine relations.
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Video shows chanters screaming "Let her go" as a student is handcuffed on the museum's exterior windows and crying 'pepper spray!'
By: Sarah Rahal
The Detroit News Ann Arbor — Police used a chemical spray to disperse a large crowd and handcuffed protesters outside the University of Michigan Museum of Art on Friday night, according to video posted on social media.
By: Sarah Rahal
The incident occurred around 9 p.m. outside the museum on South State Street in downtown Ann Arbor, hours before UM was poised to celebrate the Class of 2024 during its commencement on Saturday at Michigan Stadium.
By: Sarah Rahal
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Police used a chemical spray to disperse a large crowd and handcuff pro-Palestinian protesters during a chaotic scene outside
By: Marnie Muñoz, Charles E. Ramirez, Sarah Rahal
The damage in Portage, among the hardest hit areas, was widespread, leaving several businesses inoperable, including a barbershop that was ripped in half. City officials continued to assess the damage on Wednesday.
By: Sarah Rahal
The building on West Grand Boulevard will be replaced by a new patient tower that is part of Henry Ford Health's $3 billion expansion plans.
By: Sarah Rahal
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan on Friday said the accelerated timeline will allow the city to change all 100,000 outdated pipes within the next decade.
According to DPD, there were 252 homicides in the city last year, the lowest since 1966.
By: Sarah Rahal
DETROIT — Detroit's Chief of Police is requesting 4% pay increases for police executives, including himself, and the ability to give merit-based bonuses, according to documents submitted to the City Council Tuesday.
They ask state leaders and MDOT to reconsider the project touted as 'reconnecting communities' by converting freeway into boulevard in Detroit.
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