Ethan Bakuli is a journalist at Chalkbeat. He covers a range of topics including education, community issues, and the intersections of race and labor, all of which reflect his commitment to community-led journalism. Bakuli has been featured in notable publications such as the Detroit Free Press, eSchool News, and Next City, among others.
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Ethan Bakuli reported this story while participating in USC Annenberg's Center for Climate Journalism and Communication and Center for Health
By: Ethan Bakuli
Markieta Phillips' farming journey began with food scraps Civic Action Toolbox
By: Ian Solomon, Ethan Bakuli
By: Ethan Bakuli
Frequent heavy rainfall in Southeast Michigan over the last decade has raised awareness of indoor mold among homeowners and renters.
By: Ethan Bakuli, Christine Ferretti
Detroit City Council members approved a rezoning plan and a package of community benefits tied to a contested $130 million pump station improvement project in the flood-prone Jefferson Chalmers community.
By: Christine Ferretti, Ethan Bakuli
Detroit City Council approved a controversial $130 million pump station project in Jefferson Chalmers, a neighborhood designated a flood zone after devastating 2021 basement backups.
By: Ethan Bakuli
Aevitas oil recycling facility in Detroit seeks city approval to reopen after fire. Residents cite years of odor violations, demand denial.
By: Ethan Bakuli
Detroit has an opportunity to redefine public health for Michigan and beyond, according to the city's newly appointed health director.
By: Ethan Bakuli
AC is not a requirement in Detroit apartments under the city's property maintenance code. If a building does have AC, it must work properly.
By: Ethan Bakuli, Amelia Benavides-Colón
Precipitation has increased 15% across the Great Lakes region in seven decades, straining Metro Detroit's aging infrastructure. A regional task force aims to develop flood mitigation strategies by spring 2027.
