Low-income residents slam Metro Housing over living conditions
Dosker Manor public housing comes under fire again
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Dosker Manor public housing comes under fire again
Tenants unions assist individual renters while fighting for policy changes at all government levels. Here's what a new union is up to in Louisville.
A new Louisville Tenants Union called for the removal of CT Group's regional property manager, Kathy Strom.
Some of Louisville's public housing units need so much work that a private company says it can no longer manage them.
Bailey Loosemore, Louisville Courier Journal Published 1:17 pm UTC Dec. 17, 2020 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kwmisha Adams' life was on track just before the coronavirus shut down everything in March. She'd finally bought a car after saving for two years. She had stable work, a roof over her family's head and enough money to keep up with rent. Then schools closed as the coronavirus spread. She had to quit her managerial job at Dollar General to care for her four kids. She fell behind on bills. And on June 2, the car she'd worked so hard for was wrecked in a hit-and-run crash. Show caption