Finding hope: Resources for Oklahoma City’s homeless youth increased despite the pandemic
We talked to the service providers making it all happen as well as the youth who have firsthand experience staying at shelters in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma’s closed eviction hearings are a transparency ‘black box,’ advocates say
Efforts to socially distance courtrooms leave the public in the dark.
In Mississippi, eviction bans without rental assistance are ‘just kicking a can down the road’
The CDC’s new moratorium protects most renters, but few know about it.
In Oklahoma, there’s money for rental assistance to prevent evictions. Some landlords won’t take it.
Cities and nonprofits are working to stop a flood of evictions predicted to hit next month.
Need for legal aid services rises as funding drops
Unlawful evictions and months-long freezes on bank accounts are among the legal issues faced by low-income Americans during the pandemic.