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Kentucky Republicans are rallying behind a new bill that critics have argued would essentially legalize the use of deadly force against homeless people.

Mayors of blue cities might get some relief from the homelessness problems in their cities soon. If they do, it will come from conservatives

The nations highest court will hear a case that could void legal homelessness protections, leaving West Coast cities with freedom to clear encampments and move homeless people with few restrictions.

The nations highest court will hear a case that could void legal homelessness protections, leaving West Coast cities with freedom to clear encampments and move homeless people with few restrictions.

L.A. and D.C. are both grappling with the homeless crisis. But Washington looks and feels less saturated with homeless people than Los Angeles. Here's why.

Rulings by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals have made it harder for officials in California and other Western states to clear encampments. The Supreme Court could take up the issue early next year.

L.A. and D.C. are both grappling with the homeless crisis. But Washington looks and feels less saturated with homeless people than Los Angeles. Here's why.

According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, Oklahoma’s unsheltered homeless population has increased by 15% over a decade.

OKLAHOMA CITY — A national push to criminalize homelessness is impacting the state as cities and lawmakers introduce policies aimed at regulating encampments and other support for unhoused Oklahomans, legal

Efforts to criminalize homelessness through tickets, fines or arrests aren’t new, but have increased in the last few years partly as a result of the issue becoming more visible due