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Them reports that “We Live Here: The Midwest” is introducing viewers to five queer and trans families in Iowa, Ohio, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Kansas, explor ...

In 2021, a Virginia family received the keys to Habitat for Humanity's first 3D-printed home, and now they're building two more.

Some homes that Habitat for Humanity built and sold in Charlotte's Optimist Park in 1987 now sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars more, pricing many out.

The Charlotte Journalism Collaborative thanks the many reporters and interns who supported this project through research and investigation. Carolina Public Press is part of seven major media companies and other local institutions producing I Can’t Afford to Live Here, a collaborative reporting project focused on solutions to the affordable housing crisis in Charlotte. It is a project of the Charlotte Journalism Collaborative, which is supported by the Local Media Project, an initiative launche...

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Some homes built by Habitat for Humanity in Optimist Park in 1987 are now selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars more, pricing many out of the neighborhood.

In a new documentary called, "We Live Here: The Midwest," Debb and Jenn Richmond are featured as one of five LGBTQIA+ families who live in and love the Midwest.

For one family in Iowa, the choice between staying and going didn’t feel like a choice. “Do we stay and fight, or do we go? But where do you go

A new Hulu documentary called "We Live Here: The Midwest" that recently premiered in Chicago focuses on the lives of five LGBTQ+ families.