Greg Childress is a Housing & Poverty Reporter at various media outlets. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, agriculture, and social issues, exploring topics like accessibility, civil rights, and the housing market. Greg's work has been featured in The 74 Media, CityView Magazine, Yahoo News, and many other publications.
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The North Carolina House on Tuesday approved a controversial proposal to block some local governments from using new property tax revaluations in 2026.
Greg Childress | NC Newsline The North Carolina House on Tuesday approved a controversial proposal to block some local governments from using new property tax revaluations in 2026.
A child's zip code shouldn't determine whether they escape poverty, but it often does, said Kala Gibson, executive vice president and chief corporate responsibility officer at Fifth Third Bank.
A Senate committee on Tuesday advanced a bill that would prohibit local governments from adopting a property tax rate exceeding the revenue-neutral tax rate after a tax revaluation unless they publicize their intent to do so.
Two statewide coalitions opposed to House Bill 437 have teamed up to urge homeless service providers, local elected officials and others to share their concerns about the bill with state lawmakers.
By: Greg Childress
Orange County residents are mourning the death of longtime county Commissioner Jamezetta Bedford, who died unexpectedly Sunday. Bedford was 67.
By: Greg Childress
Orange County residents are mourning the death of longtime county Commissioner Jamezetta Bedford, who died unexpectedly Sunday. Bedford was 67. According to multiple media reports, Bedford died from complications following hernia surgery at UNC Hospital. She is survived by her husband Ed Bedford and three adult children — a daughter and two sons. Bedford was […]
A bill that would change the list of North Carolina counties subject to a moratorium on property tax revaluation this year hit a snag Tuesday in the state Senate.
By: Greg Childress
After a spirited debate Wednesday, the North Carolina Senate approved a bill that would require local governments to regulate and police homeless camps and make homeless shelters drug-free zones. Crit...
By: Greg Childress
After a spirited debate Wednesday, the North Carolina Senate approved a bill that would require local governments to regulate and police homeless camps and make homeless shelters drug-free zones.
