A coalition of business owners in downtown Winston-Salem raised the money that was needed to keep the cash-strapped Day Shelter at Bethesda Center for the Homeless open through the end of the year.

The decision looks to revitalize the area southwest of downtown High Point.

A Missouri-based group submitted a proposal to build 42 affordable units on city-owned land in the community. Neighborhood leaders say they support more affordable housing, but want more input on the plan.

The forum hosted by the Interactive Resource Center allowed candidates the opportunity to share how they would approach the city's growth.

The forum allows candidates to offer their vision for addressing homelessness and the need for housing.

The cities of High Point and Greensboro are looking to provide more than 100 beds each for those without housing.

The city of Greensboro is looking to build up to 60 units for the effort on West Wendover Avenue, if approved.

Partners Ending Homelessness will bring together residents, healthcare professionals and service providers to discuss how collective action can assist those without housing.

The decision allows a nonprofit developer to turn the property into affordable housing for the community.

The program will connect the city with housing supply experts to help diversity its housing stock.