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Pittsburgh’s Housing Stabilization Program is expected to use a full year’s worth of funding in roughly three months, according to information presented last week to the city’s Housing Opportunity Fund advisory committee. The Housing Opportunity Fund allocated $525,000 to the Housing Stabilization Program for rent assistance during the fiscal year

As rent climbs and evictions continue, Lexingtonians are in need of help, but on Tuesday, city leaders gathered to offer up a solution.

“Scant,” “Fair Shot,” “Comeback”?  

As conversations continue surrounding a shortage of affordable housing in Lexington, council members moved forward on a plan to increase funding to create more.

Career MAP helps D.C. families transition out of homelessness by providing personalized career support and rent assistance.

Missoula County backed a request from local housing advocates on Thursday and submitted a letter to the Montana Department of Commerce asking it to change its policies around funding home rehabilitation projects for qualified properties.

As a long-time housing advocate in the city, Ginny Ramsey says the need for rental assistance and housing in Lexington is at a critical point.

Governor Andy Beshear was in Lexington Tuesday to shore up the city’s housing relief funds, which have so far served one out of every 18 renter households in Fayette County. WUKY’s Arlo Barnette reports.

With rents skyrocketing in South Florida, some are asking if rent control is possible. We look at what local governments would have to do enact it, and what the ramifications would be on renters and landlords.

Governor Andy Beshear and Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton held a news conference Wednesday to announce the Community Action Council would take over the management of the city's rental assistance program.