Nushrat Rahman

Michigan homeless service providers warn of more people entering into homelessness amid changes to how the federal government funds housing programs.

A pair of ads from Henry Ford Health blasted across television screens on Thanksgiving during America's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the Lions game.

Nonprofits, large and small, have stepped up during the confusion around food assistance in the past few weeks and are not stopping anytime soon.

Angela Moloney, who comes from the Bloomfield Hills-based Catholic Foundation of Michigan, will begin in January 2026.

In 24 hours, SNAP went from being funded 50% to 65%. Then a judge ordered it to be fully funded, a decision the Trump administration is appealing.

A Pontiac-based homeless shelter's website owership is being held by a disgruntled former employee, according to its interim executive director.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced partial SNAP payments amid the continuing federal government shutdown.

Double Up Food Bucks program, a program that matches produce purchases up to $20 a day, is lifting that cap amid the looming pause in SNAP benefits.

Reparation Generation, a national nonprofit, aims to help Black descendants of enslaved people in the U.S., living in metro Detroit, purchase homes.

The Sterling Heights Housing Commission is expected to open the wait list for the federal housing choice voucher program on Oct. 8 for 100 submissions.