The StrEatery Food Hall on West Woodlawn Avenue in the Beechmont neighborhood has been open as a warm refuge for those in need.
Kentucky has more than 5,000 homeless people, a 9.8% increase from 2023, a new federal report shows.
The Hope Buss works to connect local organizations to the homeless crisis in the community and to create hope and strength.
Uniting Partners for Women and Children provides a day shelter and support services.
US Supreme Court decision on homelessness likely to prevent some Safer Kentucky Act legal challenges
The Safer Kentucky Act allows local governments to designate public areas for camping and otherwise threatens jail time if camping in spaces other than the designated areas.
Angela Tamura lived on the streets when she was 17, and is using her life experience and the nonprofit she founded to help others.
Nearly 600 people, according to city numbers, are living on the street full time. Another 1,100 are living in temporary shelters.
A report from the Coalition for the Homeless found homelessness in Louisville increased by more than 40% from 2018 to 2021.
Dubbed the 'Safer Kentucky Act,' House Bill 5 makes sweeping changes to the state's crime statutes.
House Bill 5, dubbed the "Safer Kentucky Act," passed the Senate Judiciary Committee on a 7-3 vote Thursday.