Last month, a Louisville hotel that provides housing support for people experiencing homelessness asked the city for a lifeline. Now, it is expected to close its doors within 30 days.

A Louisville hotel that provides housing and support for people experiencing homelessness is asking the city for help keeping its doors open.

Over the years, that struggle has led to substance abuse, homelessness and prison.

Homeless advocates in Louisville are working to help people stay warm and dry as cold weather moves across the country.

Deborah Hall credits a local homeless outreach program with saving her life.

Congressman Morgan McGarvey read the names of the 46 unhoused who lost their lives, including most recently a man who died after starting a fire in his tent.

The belief at the Arthur Street Hotel just off Interstate 65 near the University of Louisville is that no one should sleep on the streets.

LDG Development purchased the hotel last year and formed a partnership with Feed Louisville.