Nushrat Rahman is a Reporter at the Detroit Free Press and BridgeDetroit. She covers a range of topics including housing, inequities, and social safety nets, with a strong focus on construction, real estate, and health and wellness. Nushrat's work has been featured in notable publications such as Finger Lakes Times, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Nushrat's coverage reflects a strong focus on local issues, particularly in Detroit and Michigan. She appears to prioritize government announcements and data citations while covering topics related to housing, food assistance, community development, and public services.
To engage with Nushrat effectively, consider offering insights or expertise related to local government programs impacting housing or property tax relief in Detroit and Michigan. Additionally, if you have data-driven analysis or commentary on social issues affecting these communities such as housing discrimination, homelessness, or community development initiatives like the 3D printed home project mentioned in her articles.
Given her emphasis on walkable shopping districts and other local attractions during the holiday season – reaching out with information about upcoming events or developments within these areas could also be well received.
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The City of Detroit failed to translate multiple announcements about recent emergency situations, including hazardous smoke and extreme heat, according
By: Nushrat Rahman
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The millage renews public transportation for communities already in the SMART system and loops in 17 others that had previously opted out of the Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation (SMART) system.
Michiganders who receive unemployment benefits must show that they're looking for work three times each week to continue getting the financial aid — up from once a week.
The new requirement, which began July 19, is part of changes to Michigan's unemployment law. Claimants must document more work searches.
Free DDOT bus rides will continue for Detroit students this school year.
A Wayne County program designed to reduce delinquent property taxes and spare residents from foreclosure is back.
By: Nushrat Rahman
Detroit and Wayne County officials encouraged struggling homeowners to apply for property tax relief.
The city of Detroit is launching a new strategy to ensure thousands of one-and two-family rental properties are certified as safe to live in.
Detroit officials committed to increasing safety compliance of the city's 85,000 rental properties from 14% to 25%.
