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Management companies sometimes deflect responsibility for the needs of older tenants with health problems, housing experts say.
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Some older LGBTQ+ people hide their identities or anticipate doing so to receive care they’ll need as they age.
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The Cocoon Collective is a Fayetteville-based nonprofit providing housing and resources to trans and queer youth who have been rejected by their families.
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The company, Big Country Note, promises to fix the myriad of code violations at the apartment building.
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Multiple directors advocate for hiring more city code enforcement inspectors, saying the current five are not enough to sufficiently monitor living conditions.
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After nearly four decades of serving the unhoused and near-homeless population of Little Rock, the shelter has revealed a new logo and tagline.
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Two commissioners removed in September claim a violation of due process; the city is keeping two seats open on the housing authority board while a lawsuit is pending.
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The site in southwest Little Rock is part of Mayor Frank Scott Jr.'s plan to build 100 affordable homes.
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Lee Lindsey and Leta Anthony were fired by a vote of 6-2 during a special meeting of the Little Rock Board of Directors Tuesday.
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Members of the Little Rock Housing Authority Board are not stepping down despite calls from Mayor Frank Scott Jr.