In addition to tent cities, Seattle's homeless crisis is evident with illegal encampments, roadside RV campers, and people sleeping on sidewalks throughout the city.

The proposal is a response to a U.S. Supreme Court decision that dealt a blow to a small set of protections for people living outside in public.

In her book, local author Josephine Ensign tracks Seattle and King County’s history of homelessness and health care from the mid-1800s to the present day.

Advocates are still split over the best way to help people who are homeless, as cities enforce public camping bans.

SEATTLE -- The powerful Chairman of State Senate Transportation Committee says he’s had enough of Seattle’s policies when it comes to clearing homeless camps along state highways. State ...

Seattle authorities are luring homeless out of camps with airfare and free rent. It’s been almost three months since homeless tents began to crop up on the streets surrounding Seattle’s famous ...

People who had been homeless were hired to do outreach and were given case management responsibilities. The goal was to decrease the number of people living on Seattle’s streets to under 30.

The homelessness crisis is clearly worse than it was three years ago for Francine, a 38-year-old woman who sleeps outside in Queen Anne or downtown Seattle. Francine became homeless in 2019 after ...

Homelessness among Seattle Public Schools students has been on the rise over the last two years, affecting roughly 2,200 students. KUOW takes an inside look at how a district staffer goes above ...

A Seattle homeless shelter for Native people, who experience among the highest rates of homelessness, is set to close in a few months so King County Metro can use the space as a parking lot.

Seattle business owners and residents have illegally installed 1-ton concrete eco-blocks on Seattle streets to prevent homeless encampments and RVs from taking over the area.