Adam Yahya Rayes is a Data Reporter at Michigan Public. With a focus on public education, school administration, and school districts, Adam utilizes large sets of data to illuminate the stories of individuals and policies within communities. He has been featured in WFYI, Lakeshore Public Media, and Michigan Radio, among others.
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Adam's coverage focuses on local government and politics, automotive industry news, human resources, and employment-related topics. His articles often include expert commentary and announcements related to legal disputes or labor issues in the Ohio area.
Given Adam's focus on these specific themes and topics within a localized region, he is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into local government policies, political developments that impact businesses or workers in the area, as well as professionals with expertise in labor laws and regulations specifically relevant to Ohio or Cincinnati. Pitches providing perspectives from advocates for pregnant workers, disabled individuals, and those involved in addressing care worker shortages may also resonate with his coverage areas.
As Adam's geographic focus is predominantly local (Ohio), pitches should align with this regional scope when offering insights into legislative changes impacting industries such as automotive or human resources within the state of Ohio.
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By: Adam Yahya
From Dearborn Heights to Mancelona , voters in over a dozen school districts will see sinking funds on their ballots in the November 4 election.
By: Adam Yahya
In the upcoming November 4 election, schools are asking voters to approve operating millages in over a dozen communities — from Wayne County to East Jordan
By: Adam Yahya Rayes
Every election, school districts across Michigan ask voters to approve bonds. November saw a decent success rate. Most of the districts on the ballot were coming back to voters after recent failures and, in some cases, successes.
By: Adam Yahya Rayes, April Baer, Elinor Epperson
You think you know the history? It goes back way before Woody Hayes and Bo Schembechler. We’re tracing the roots of the Ohio State vs. Michigan rivalry.
By: Adam Yahya Rayes, Zena Issa, Steve Carmody
County prosecutors are running out of time to make key decisions for people serving life without parole for crimes they committed as young adults. Progress varies by county.
By: Adam Yahya
Oakland County's prosecutor will ask courts to sentence 16 people to life without parole again, a spokesperson for the county prosecutor's office told Michigan Public.
By: Adam Yahya Rayes, Michelle Jokisch Polo, Dustin Dwyer
Immigrants locked up in Michigan sued the federal government to try and go free. The lawsuits worked for hundreds of people, but a new analysis shows that’s changing.
By: Adam Yahya Rayes, Dustin Dwyer, Michelle Jokisch Polo
Michigan Public tracked the results of cases where judges granted petitions challenging the Trump administration's "mandatory detention” policy.
By: Adam Yahya
For the hundreds of people held in immigration detention across Michigan, bond is one of the only ways out. But it can be expensive.
By: Lindsey Smith, Adam Yahya
This story contains graphic descriptions of sexual assault. As a transgender woman, Venezuela has been a dangerous place for Q to live.
