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Jimmy Galbreath watched an excavator claw tear one of the homes into rubble. His homes were damaged beyond repair by a violent EF-4 tornado on Dec. 10, part of a catastrophic tornado outbreak that ripped through the Kentucky town of 10,000 and transformed the lives of thousands more across the region.
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Jimmy McRoberts knew the North Fork Mobile Home Park was teeming with animals. Some residents, like local grandmother Penny Gozzard, had two or three…
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Habitat for Humanity in Kentucky’s Pennyrile Region is adding a new service to its previous focus of building new homes for people who qualify based on…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has increased stress in many parts of life for families in Kentucky and around the nation.During pandemic, the 211 hotline in the…
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Louisville has a high level of inequality between blacks and whites when it comes to homeownership and wealth. According to the 2019 State of Metropolitan…
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Western Kentucky University students have an opportunity to learn more about their housing options—both on campus and off—during the school’s first-ever…
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Rent is not the only factor in making affordable housing truly affordable. There are all sorts of related costs, from monthly bus passes to decent…
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About one-quarter of Kentucky residents age 50 and older who live in regions around Louisville, Owensboro, Bowling Green and Elizabethtown are burdened by…
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Most of us this time of year take for granted a warm home or hot meal, but sometimes the most basic necessities are out of reach for some. Winter can be a…
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The sound of power tools blends with teenage chatter as students clamber around, under, and over a trailer bed that they’re busy turning into a home.…