Greg Childress

Two years ago, Crystal Towers residents in Winston-Salem successfully fought to prevent the sale of their public housing building , which is home to more than 200 low-income, elderly tenants.

low-income families; affordable housing; high rents; poverty; housing bonds; public financed housing; rental property

poverty; extremely low incomes; rent increases; homelessness; evictions; housing gap; tenants' rights; affordable rental housing shortage

Hoping to avoid an encounter with Raleigh police, many of the more than 40 people living in a tent encampment on U.S. 70 left ahead of the 10 a.m. deadline they'd been given to vacate or face arrest for trespassing.

Inhabitants of a tent encampment on state property along U.S. 70 in Raleigh left before 10 a.m. on Tuesday in order to avoid arrest.

low wages; unhoused people; tent encampment; public policy; school vouchers; minimum wage; housing crisis; state budget

ReBuild NC erroneously disqualified 74 hurricane survivors from its Homeowner Recovery Program because they could not prove they owned a share of

A bill to create a North Carolina Department of Housing and Community Development was filed in the state House of Representatives on Tuesday by Rep.

The North Carolina Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday approved a preferred committee substitute of House Bill 823 to add an extra $463.5

A bill to spend an additional $463 million on the state's controversial private school voucher program over the next two years gained momentum Thursday, winning support in the state Senate.