Nargis Rahman is the Civic Reporter at 101.9 WDET. She focuses on community journalism in the Greater Detroit area, emphasizing diversity and inclusion, civil rights, and health issues, particularly as they relate to American Muslims and minorities. Rahman has been featured in WFDD Public Radio, NPR, and several other notable media outlets.
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By: Nargis Rahman
Grow Hamtramck has planted 400 trees in 1 1/2 years. They are hoping to plant 600 more. Photo credit: City of Hamtramck
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High temperatures increase the ozone layer. Plus, FIFA watch parties and trees in Dearborn featured in today's Detroit Evening Report.
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Plus, an update on restoring power, a study on who is taking up caretaking for aging populations and more in this Detroit Evening Report.
Mayor Abdullah Hammoud says that the city has been planting around one thousand trees a year while removing old, damaged trees.
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Also, a mobile grocery truck helps supply fresh produce to Wayne County, religious groups coordinate to watch polling sites and more in this Detroit Evening Report.
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Attorney General Nessel joins the suit to protect funding for mental health care in schools. City Clerk Janice Winfrey responds to the Department of Justice's plans to send poll monitors to Detroit and more.
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About 6,200 feet of storm sewers will be added among other upgrades that aim to lessen flooding.
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Michigan lawmakers want voters to decide whether or not to tax high income earners more. Plus, an event for Detroit's Chinatown and more in this Detroit Evening Report.
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Perimenopause is a rarely-talked about life stage that impacts women's hormonal health. Nutrition expert Dr. Amy Shah has advice on how diet can lessen symptoms.
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“First gen students need extra care… if you are a first gen, this means that you're on your own. So we, as a university and as a college have to replace the extra support at home and offer it here for the students,” he says.
