housing crisis

City commissioners unanimously voted it down even with previous support from the planning commission and the local library.

Goodwill of Northern Michigan hopes to lock in some of the units for permanent supportive housing.

Housing advocates have been eyeing the site for years due to its proximity to downtown, opportunities for unique tax incentives and acute need for housing in Emmet County.

During its meeting on March 18, the nonprofit developer Michigan Community Capital presented its plans for two buildings which would bring 81 new, income-set apartments to the community.

Healthcare and education were among the many topics of discussion brought up by community leaders.

As part of a series looking ahead to Michigan’s upcoming presidential primary and caucus, Michigan Public has been talking with Michiganders about what kind of presidential leadership they would like to see on housing.

This week: Northern Michigan needs housing, but adding it is complicated. And Senate hopefuls weigh in on the environment. Plus, some love for the Lions.

The nonprofit Michigan Community Capital is hoping to see two proposals become a reality in Charlevoix County's biggest municipality.

The Northern Michigan Chamber Alliance put on the conference, which also featured panels with regional state representatives and candidates running for U.S. Senate.

This week: Rising rents make TC living harder, and we hear how employers are responding to a lack of childcare in our region.