The Road Home

The Salt Lake City Council appropriated over $20 million for affordable housing projects in 2022.

While some Salt Lake City-area shelters are now allowed extra capacity, that does not mean they will be able to expand immediately.

Out of 168 clients at the city's temporary high-needs hotel, only 22 were connected to permanent housing.

Finding affordable housing in Salt Lake County is generally hard, but being homeless while working is a reality for many Utahns who can’t afford to live in the valley.

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, Utahns have been encouraged to stay safe by staying home. But for people who don’t have a home, that can be an…

Tuesday evening, Jan. 28, 2020Tax Reform Is DeadOn Tuesday, just six weeks after they passed a massive tax reform package in a special session, Utah…

The Road Home has been at the center of a long and awkward transition in the Salt Lake area’s homeless services model. But on Thursday – the same day the…

Every weekday, 49-year-old Fabian Yazzie wakes up at 3:30 a.m., hops on his bicycle, boards a train traveling to the opposite end of the valley and clocks…

A legislative audit shows drug use and other safety issues continue to be a problem inside three facilities owned by The Road Home, months after state and…

Homeless people poured into the Salt Palace Convention Center early Friday morning to get a whole range of services from haircuts to family planning as…

The Road Home shelter in Salt Lake City met its state-imposed deadline for moving all families out of the facility by July 15th.About 80 families moved…

All seven city council members signed a letter to Mayor Jackie Biskupski and Utah Transit Authority CEO Jerry Benson this week, saying they were ‘alarmed’…