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More than a decade after a Florida developer proposed building apartment towers with retail space and a parking garage, a tangle of lawsuits has prevented the project from moving forward.

Amidst the possible passage of a controversial ordinance affecting the city’s homeless population, the city of Kokomo held a “community conversation” to answer questions, address concerns and hopefully find solutions

After the U.S Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that could make a historic change for the homeless population across the country.The case stems from a t

In oral arguments on Monday, comments by the six justices who comprise the right-wing majority on the Supreme Court suggested they would overturn a lower court injunction that protects unhoused people in Grants Pass, Oregon from being arrested for sleeping in public.

The metro's homeless population was counted after back-to-back winter storms this January.

The Char House Highrise for the Elderly in Charleroi received a $4.5 million facelift, and a ceremony was held Wednesday to celebrate the improvements. The project, which began in February 2023, included replacement of major electrical, plumbing and sanitary sewer systems; new common area flooring and painting, and renovations to the community room kitchen, which […]

KATHMANDU, April 25: Karnali Chief Minister Yam Lal Kandel is going to seek a vote of confidence today. For that, the meeting of the Karnali Provincial Assembly is being held today at 3PM.

THE House Committee on Housing and Urban Development is currently reviewing existing government issuances related to housing price ceilings to enhance private sector involvement in mass socialized housing projects. House Committee on Housing and Urban Development Chairman Francisco B. Benitez emphasized the necessity of bolstering private sector engagement in housing…

The grant will help fix older housing, preserve affordable housing and improve the health of children and families in the community.

Rolling blackouts have ended — for now — but V.I. Water and Power Authority CEO Andrew Smith told senators Wednesday that the utility’s operations remain “at a very high state