Sense of Community
Our ongoing, 10-part Community Journalism series airs quarterly
From poverty concerns to major policy decisions, this series dives beyond the headlines to provide in-depth coverage of issues facing people and organizations in the Ozarks. KSMU's team of reporters come together to produce 10 stories, four times a year. Past episodes of our Sense of Community series are available below.
Sense of Community is made possible with support from local sponsors. Learn more here.
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In this segment of KSMU's Sense of Community Series, hear the story of one woman living in transitional housing who continues her search for a permanent residence. -
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In the fifth segment of our 10-part series this week, we look at the Roots of Community housing development, which advocates say would provide an integrated support system for people transitioning out of homelessness in Greene County.
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In this third segment of our 10-part series, we look at the challenges facing people immediately after they transition from homelessness into their own dwellings.
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Springfield has some housing options that convicted felons may apply for, but it's tough to obtain in a tight housing market.
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In our first of 10 segments on housing and homelessness, we look at the data behind Springfield's shortage of low-income housing units.
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