A recent editorial argues that relocating Fargo’s Downtown Engagement Center only a few blocks away will not resolve ongoing concerns about homelessness and addiction issues. Instead, the editorial calls for bolder action—either move the center completely out of downtown or shut it down altogether.
An uptick in vandalism and drug use near the Moore Street Shelter off North Killingsworth has residents considering drastic measures. As they question whether to stay or go, neighbors push back on the city, insisting: “People should not be living like this.”
Porterville’s Local Initiatives Navigation Center (LINC) invites the community to its fourth annual Drive-Thru Dinner Fundraiser on September 25. Hosted at Trinity Lutheran Church, the event will raise funds for essential services helping individuals experiencing homelessness in the region.
Historic floods along Milwaukee’s Kinnickinnic River destroyed a homeless encampment on Aug. 9, and outreach workers say several residents have yet to be found. Nearly two weeks later, the search continues as families and advocates voice a single plea: “We just want to find him.”
Lincoln’s People’s City Mission is adding a 69,000-square-foot expansion that includes a new low-barrier homeless shelter. This development aims to provide essential space for individuals who cannot or will not use existing facilities, marking a significant step forward in supporting the city’s homeless population.
With the snip of a ribbon, Bradenton takes a bold step toward addressing homelessness on the Suncoast, unveiling a new community dedicated to making a difference.
A 43-year-old homeless man in Clarksburg, West Virginia, faces felony charges after allegedly threatening his father who evicted him. This marks his third domestic violence offense, escalating the charge to a felony.
In a unified effort, Sacramento County and city officials are pursuing Proposition 1 funding to address the growing homelessness crisis. This collaboration signifies a committed step towards improving community welfare.
On January 20, 2025, in the bustling French Market of New Orleans’ French Quarter, a homeless individual was asked to move along by NOPD officers, shedding light on the city’s ongoing struggle with homelessness.
As temperatures drop in New Orleans, a homeless woman relies on eight layers of clothing to brave the cold streets of the French Quarter. Her story sheds light on the resilience of those facing homelessness during the winter months.
