Kentucky will get $3.5 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, or HUD, to produce more affordable housing, as part of an annual effort to alleviate the country’s affordable housing crisis.

Housing advocates and Louisvillians who have personal experience with eviction are campaigning for at least $16 million in the city’s 2024 budget to fund eviction prevention services, including rental assistance.

A panel organized by the Louisville Bar Association, brought together voices from local government, law, and advocacy to shed light on the eviction process in Louisville.

Louisville Metro will direct nearly $40 million in federal funding toward affordable housing and services for residents experiencing homelessness.

Louisville Metro will soon require owners of rental properties to register with the city and submit to random inspections.

Benimax is one of several private-equity firms buying hundreds of apartments and single-family homes across Louisville and building rental portfolios.

Amherst Residential has emerged as the biggest private landlord in west Louisville, where most residents are Black and more likely to rent rather than own their homes.

We’re launching a project to shed light on housing issues in Louisville that widen inequity between communities.

When KyCIR visited the site on Thursday, Hope Village sat nearly empty. The tents on display during last week's press conference were gone, leaving only ten wooden platforms.

Kyla Staple’s Bowling Green home was destroyed when a tornado tore through her neighborhood in December. FEMA hasn't helped.