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Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, has said that besides creating the right business climate that has begun attracting investors to the State, the greater commitment to investors is for them to know that their investments will be protected to access the derivable benefits both to the State and the shareholders

Nearly half of Americans over 65 will pay for some version of long-term health care, the landscape of which is quickly transitioning away from nursing homes and toward community living

KMBC 9 Investigates visited the Olde Oak Tree apartments on Wednesday after Topi's letter detailing the concerns arrived in the mail at KMBC on Tuesday.

D.C. agencies receive $7 million to expand housing counseling services for underserved communities. Biden-Harris administration allocates $40 million nationwide.

The Housing Authority of Paducah is requesting $500,000 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for its Choice Neighborhoods Planning Grant.

The Federal Housing Administration's clarification addresses interpretations of an 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision that increased industry costs.

The projects were all presented by the Community Development Block Grant Advisory Committee at a May 15 meeting, according to a Weld County release.

A dearth of housing in the rural Sandoval County community has made hiring and retaining medical staff even more difficult.

The city of Minot held an informational meeting Wednesday night because of a law about relocation benefits if the government acquires an occupied property.

Wednesday, May 29 marked the final day for residents to follow the order to vacate guidelines at the Gulf Grove Apartments.