When 26-year-old Danielle Wilbanks looks at the cost of living, the student loans she’s still carrying and a career path reshaped by the pandemic, she feels like she’s standing on shifting ground.

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That’s 18 years. The meetings for a single apartment project have taken longer than building the Eiffel Tower, the Hoover Dam ...

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will move to Condition 2 status on Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 22 and ...

More than 100 people gathered in the Portuguese Hall of Santa Cruz on Friday to grieve the deaths of 37 homeless and 66 ...

Most Triangle state legislative seats won’t be on primary ballots in March. Here’s a look at the most interesting races, and ...

Eliminating federal funding for Housing First programs, initiatives that provide people experiencing homelessness (PEH) with stable housing without requiring sobriety or treatment, could lead to a ...

A public safety text alert breaks through the glow of Jack DiPrimio's laptop and the steady hum of music in his headphones.

According to the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Department of Public Safety, the burglary happened at the Kau’iokahaloa Nui ...

MASON — An Ohio high school graduate and Brown University Student was on campus on Dec. 13 when a gunman opened fire. Mason High School graduate Ramya Rajan said getting into Brown was a dream come ...

The gruesome incident shocked us into a grim awakening: the idea of a safe and unchanging home was all but a dream.

If you want to understand New York’s housing future, don’t just look at what’s getting built, look at what’s falling apart.