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Sarah Rahal

Sarah Rahal

Breaking News & City Reporter at The Detroit News

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Dearborn tries new pedestrian safety measures, following other Detroit area cities

As part of $1 million effort, new pedestrian safety measures have been installed in one of Dearborn's downtown areas, Mayor Abdullah Hammoud said.
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Detroit's Hart Plaza redesign includes repairs to grand staircase

City officials say the upgrades give an opportunity to reimagine with the riverside plaza could look like.
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Michigan awards $80K towards rehab of Malcolm X home in Inkster

The project is expected to be completed this year "as an important Inkster destination and place of learning in the community," officials said.
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Detroit poised to develop Michigan's first citywide historic preser...

The first preservation plan of its kind, it aims to provide direction for future historic surveys and better tools for preserving significant structures.
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Senior renters in Detroit plead for help to improve living conditions

Elderly tenants are demanding improvements to the city's senior rental housing after they said their repeated complaints have been ignored.
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Demolition begins on Detroit bead museum building

Just hours after an order was issued approving the demo, crews arrived to begin tearing down a portion of Dabls MBAD African Bead Museum.
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Only 10% of Detroit's rental buildings are in compliance, city seek...

The ordinance also revamps Detroit's escrow program so tenants have leverage to hold landlords accountable. City has received 11,000 complaints since 2022.
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Detroit's Belle Isle Giant Slide to reopen this week with celebration

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is having fun with the memorable moment by hosting free bounce houses during Friday's reopening.
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Q&A: Meagan Elliott, new Belle Isle Conservancy leader, on her visi...

Elliott, 39, says park improvements like she has planned for Belle Isle can have "transformational impact for generations."
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Fate of Detroit bead museum building awaits ruling

The building was at the center of a debate for more than three hours Wednesday at an administrative hearing in Detroit's Department of Appeals.
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Demolition delayed for Detroit bead museum building

A portion of the Dabls Mbad African Bead Museum was ordered to come down after officials found it unsafe. But now a hearing will be held.
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Detroit OKs $8.5 million settlement to man who spent 27 years in pr...

Larry Smith was 18 when he was convicted of first-degree murder for the 1994 death of Kenneth Hayes. His conviction was overturned in 2021.
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Construction starts on Arts Alleys beautification projects around D...

The art-filled community spaces are funded by $5.4 million in federal pandemic relief funding.
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Detroit Metro Airport to become latest to use Mobile Passport Contr...

Mobile Passport Control allows passengers to submit travel documents, photo and other information through a free, secure app. It goes live Tuesday.
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Detroit artist behind African bead museum resigned to demolition order

Detroit artist Olayami Dabls said he has lost hope for his African Bead Museum; city cites a 'state of significant collapse' in order for demolition.
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Duggan joins Biden officials to announce new housing assistance for...

The new funds will provide a second round for the city's Down Payment Assistance Program, which launched last year.
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Detroit City Council bans some businesses from locking doors with p...

The new city ordinance comes a year after three people were shot and one man died inside a gas station during an active shooter incident.
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Duggan announces Detroit's first three solar neighborhoods

The city hopes six neighborhood solar fields will reduce its $8 million annual power bill. Here’s where the first three will be.
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Detroit City Council president questions park closures ahead of fir...

Council President Mary Sheffield says she wants answers about why certain city parks are closed for the 66th annual Ford Fireworks.
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Detroit probe leads to environmental contractors being banned twice

A pair of owners have been charged by the state of Michigan for their work in Flint and are now barred from working for Detroit for 20 years.
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Detroit to launch free autonomous shuttle for elderly, disabled res...

The free self-driving shuttle launches on June 20 but residents have to sign up in advance to be able to use it.