One veto override could preserve millions in homelessness funding
Without a veto override of HB 437, NC risks losing up to $46 million in federal homelessness funding — the vast majority of the state’s annual homelessness budget.
America is alone among developed nations in allowing the kind of disorder being tolerated on Raleigh's Glenwood South, on the Charlotte transit system, and in countless other cities.
"By making homeless shelters drug-free zones, we will reduce the opportunity for gang and other criminal elements to further victimize the homeless," Rep. Rhyne said.
Over the last five years, housing prices in North Carolina are up 47%. Why are rentals and prices skyrocketing? Here is what the presidential candidates say they will do to bring affordability back.
How does Asheville recover its image? Do the opposite of what they did to get into this mess.
Which major urban area in America experienced the largest decline in homelessness last year? According to a recent analysis by the Brookings Institution, it was Wake County — North Carolina’s most-populous. It had a rate of 78 homeless residents per 100,000 population, down 40% from 2022. If you live in or near the state’s capital...