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Proposed 'Housing Advocacy Department' would address all housing needs in Lexington

Kaitlyn Shive,

March 1, 2021

Biden extends pandemic help for homeowners, renters wait

Erica Bivens,

February 16, 2021

State gets $1.1 million for drug-recovery transitional housing

Steve Rogers,

December 1, 2020

Even with CDC eviction ban, city wants to "help people pay"

Steve Rogers,

September 4, 2020

EKU classes begin August 17 with safety protocols in place

Tom Kenny,

July 1, 2020

Don Ball Campus Center permanent housing facility to support recovery

WTVQ News Desk,

August 22, 2019

MSU challenges students to 24 hours of community service

MSU to freeze housing rates for next year

Al Greenfield,

January 22, 2019

Buoyant stock market lifted US household wealth last quarter

George Zabrecky,

September 20, 2018

Analysis: HUD plan would raise rents for poor by 20 percent

,

June 7, 2018

Ribbon cut on Lexington recovery center expansion

36Pab,

January 18, 2018

Increased enrollment numbers leaves campus housing shortage at KSU

WTVQ Admin,

September 13, 2017

Eastern Kentucky tuition, housing cost to rise this fall

36Pab,

April 27, 2017

Study: Lexington needs over 22K housing units by 2025

36Pab,

March 16, 2017

New Grant Helping Homeless get Permanent Housing

36Pab,

November 18, 2016

Transitional housing for recovering addicts now in Richmond

36Pab,

April 1, 2016

Bowling Green expands housing program for homeless

36Pab,

March 11, 2016

Construction nearing for new Omni hotel in Louisville

WTVQ News Desk,

January 18, 2016

Agency looking for volunteers to count Kentucky's homeless

36Pab,

January 15, 2016

Louisville ex-felons may get chance at Section 8 assistance

36Pab,

December 7, 2015

Governor, First Lady launch ‘Reworking Kentucky’

36Pab,

November 18, 2015

Kentucky Housing Corp. offers housing vouchers for veterans

36Pab,

November 12, 2015

Louisville announces end to veteran homelessness

36Pab,

November 11, 2015

Lawsuits allege abuse of foreign farm workers in Kentucky

36Pab,

May 29, 2015

Stretching Tax Dollars to Help Section 8 Housing

36Pab,

July 3, 2014

housing

Proposed 'Housing Advocacy Department' would address all housing needs in Lexington

Biden extends pandemic help for homeowners, renters wait

State gets $1.1 million for drug-recovery transitional housing

Even with CDC eviction ban, city wants to "help people pay"

Don Ball Campus Center permanent housing facility to support recovery

MSU to freeze housing rates for next year

Buoyant stock market lifted US household wealth last quarter

Analysis: HUD plan would raise rents for poor by 20 percent

Ribbon cut on Lexington recovery center expansion

Increased enrollment numbers leaves campus housing shortage at KSU

Eastern Kentucky tuition, housing cost to rise this fall

Study: Lexington needs over 22K housing units by 2025

New Grant Helping Homeless get Permanent Housing

Transitional housing for recovering addicts now in Richmond

Bowling Green expands housing program for homeless

Construction nearing for new Omni hotel in Louisville

Agency looking for volunteers to count Kentucky's homeless

Louisville ex-felons may get chance at Section 8 assistance

Governor, First Lady launch ‘Reworking Kentucky’

Kentucky Housing Corp. offers housing vouchers for veterans

Louisville announces end to veteran homelessness

Lawsuits allege abuse of foreign farm workers in Kentucky

Stretching Tax Dollars to Help Section 8 Housing

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