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Houston has created a real system to address homelessness, aligning city, county and nonprofit efforts. That innovative program is now under threat, due to changes in leadership and funding.

WITH THE rise in rents, as well as the end of COVID eviction protections, the number of homeless in the U.S. rose to 582,500 last year, according to the Department

County's problem gets worse amid fragmented approach while Houston's regional coordination shines on national stage. But rental vacancy rates are a big difference.

Is there a right to sleep outside?

A homeowner in Houston's Edgebrook neighborhood is concerned as a homeless encampment grows larger a few feet from her backyard.

People living in tents has become one of the most urgent issues in American politics.

"Housing first" works, but it takes money, commitment, and, well, housing.

The nation’s fourth-largest city hasn’t solved homelessness, but its remarkable progress can suggest a way forward.

When it comes to homelessness and affordable housing, a nonprofit has suggested Norman look to single room units modeled in Houston — an approach at least one organization has successfully

Multiple locations in the area where homeless people have gathered, under overpasses along U.S. 290 and North Loop 610, have been decommissioned as part of the Community COVID-19 Housing Program,