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Alison Berg is a journalist at Rocky Mountain PBS. You can reach her at alisonberg@rmpbs.org. Zach Ben-Amots is an investigative multimedia journalist at Stimulants and other drugs like methamphetamine are used by the unhoused to simply survive in some cases

Newly-released data suggests the number of people experiencing homelessness in Boulder County may be higher in 2023 than it's been in years.

Free hot meals for the needy at St. Augustine by the Sea Catholic Church in Waikiki will resume Monday on church grounds in a move to appease Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi and others who urged that the social ministry be discontinued due to public safety concerns.

As part of an effort to build a pipeline for new construction workers, the Indiana Construction Roundtable Foundation (ICRF) is hosting teachers and administrators from more than 20 high schools

Hundreds of advocates from all over the country are coming together for the 2023 National Conference on Ending Homelessness.

Kuntz says the figure has increased by 25-30 people, and says it's known where they're coming from.

The number of unhoused people topped 1,000 people for the first time this year in Whatcom County.

Over 10% of Central Oregon's homeless population is under 18,

The new measure is “the largest-ever, single-year investment … to help communities address homelessness,” the Biden administration said in a statement.

City's Central Operations Yard has room for 136 tents; second site with up to 400 tents could be opened later this year