Southeast Raleigh Residents Call for Tax Relief for Longtime Homeowners
As Wake County considers raising property taxes again this year, a group of Southeast Raleigh activists is advocating for more […]
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Most Chatham Estates Residents in Limbo As Move-Out Deadline Looms
Just a few days after Christmas, Abigael Dawah opened her mailbox to find a letter. It was less than a
Raleigh Nonprofit Uses Cash Grants to Lift People Out of Homelessness
This story originally published at NC Newsline. Tristin Taylor grew emotional as she recalled slipping into homelessness after debilitating migraines
Grassroots group urges community to ‘Support Orlando Shelters’
Homeless service advocates gather for a County Commission District 5 forum on the ‘state of homelessness’ on Sept. 25, 2025.
Why Raleigh City Leaders Won’t Commit to a $200 Million Affordable Housing Bond
Last weekend, Reverend Bankole Akinbinu of Baptist Grove Church in Raleigh led 300 congregants in a prayer for affordable housing.
Sheldon Mitchell Reflects on a Decade Leading Urban Ministries of Durham
Sheldon Mitchell, director of Urban Ministries of Durham, is stepping down after a decade of fighting homelessness in the city.
Sheldon Mitchell Reflects on a Decade Leading Urban Ministries of Durham
Sheldon Mitchell, director of Urban Ministries of Durham, is stepping down after a decade of fighting homelessness in the city.
Duke Bought a Duplex That Housed a Thriving Community Space. Within Months, It Was Gone.
When you’re a kid, there’s something about a vacant space that announces itself as a clubhouse; it couldn’t be more
Durham Aims for Affordable Housing on Old Police HQ Site
After 10 years, and many fits and starts, the Durham City Council has a plan for bringing affordable housing to
Morrisville Launches Public Worker Housing Program
Morrisville is launching a new program to help local government employees and teachers afford rental housing, according to Josh Michael,