Kelly Kenoyer is a Host/Reporter at Public Radio East. She covers themes related to construction and real estate, focusing on the housing market, real estate development, and public policy, while also delving into the intersection of politics with these topics. Kelly's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WUNC (91.5 FM), WFAE, and NPR.
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By: Kelly Kenoyer
Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee introduced and approved a substitute bill that would create a statewide homeless camping ban. Some committee members asked questions about logistics and how local governments would afford the additional requirements.
By: Kelly Kenoyer
A house bill that passed unanimously is now being considered in the senate, backed by an unusual coalition of advocates.
By: Kelly Kenoyer
A proposed ban on homeless camping across the state is working its way through the North Carolina legislature at a rapid pace. It's part of a broader strategy across the US, driven by the Cicero Institute.
As the city of Wilmington overhauls its structure and implements a new pay structure, some of its newest animal employees will be getting grass and oats for their living wage. WHQR's Ben Schachtman and Kelly Kenoyer dug into the story.
By: Kelly Kenoyer
A month after its grand opening, the Sparrow is nearly full. The permanent supportive housing complex located in Wilmington is home to 32 chronically homeless and disabled people. WHQR’s Kelly Kenoyer visited with a new tenant to see how things are going.
By: Kelly Kenoyer
The former zoning administrator for the city of Wilmington has filed suit against the city. She claims the city did not provide just cause to terminate her employment, pressured her to resign, and did so to make way for the city’s reorganization.
By: Kelly Kenoyer
The ban allows private citizens to sue local government if they permit camping on public property.
By: Kelly Kenoyer
The ban allows private citizens to sue local government if they permit camping on public property.
By: Kelly Kenoyer
The funding comes from NC IOLTA, or Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts. Basically, any time an attorney holds money for a client, the interest is
By: Kelly Kenoyer
More than a dozen current and former City of Wilmington staff have spoken to WHQR, describing deteriorating morale in the wake of Becky Hawke's restructuring and terminations of previous staff.
