The Coalition said last year, almost 2,000 people in Louisville who received homeless services were part of a family. 

Louisville has invested nearly $7 million to buy a few buildings just off of South Floyd and East Breckinridge streets to create the campus, but money from private donors is still needed. 

The Coalition for the Homeless plans to ask Metro Government for millions of dollars from the 2024 budget to go toward affordable housing development.

A bill filed this week in Frankfort aims to put a dent in violent crime across Kentucky with an added emphasis of curtailing street camping.

The city spent nearly $7 million to purchase a few buildings just off of South Floyd Street and East Breckinridge Street in May to create the campus. 

Natalie Harris, the executive director of the Coalition for the Homeless, said it will offer something homeless people can't get anywhere else.

A large homeless camp off Interstate 264 and Bardstown Road is now gone.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville plans to invest tens of millions of dollars in an effort to prevent and end homelessness while providing …

With support from Republicans, the camping ordinance passed, 16-8.