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Louisville's Room in the Inn program will provide shelter to more people experiencing homelessness this winter.
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President Donald Trump's administration is capping funding for long-term housing programs, a move that worries homeless service providers.
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A white flag shelter in New Albany will host a Thanksgiving meal for guests Saturday. Leaders say the emergency shelter will also be open around the holiday.
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Louisville officials are simplifying the permitting process for people interested in operating a temporary shelter during extreme weather.
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The overhaul shifts funds to transitional housing requiring work and addiction treatment. The administration says it promotes "self-sufficiency," but critics warn many will risk losing housing again.
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City officials considered another controversial change to an ordinance once meant to protect houseless residents.
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Susan Buchino, a University of Louisville professor, will oversee the city’s initiatives, programs and operations for unsheltered residents.
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More volunteers than ever criss-crossed Louisville Thursday before dawn to count how many people were sleeping on the streets.
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We look back at some of our favorite In Conversation shows from 2019
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Chronic medical conditions can lead to high medical bills, and for some people like Kristi Reyes, that can eventually lead to homelessness.