Jennifer Ludden

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999 appearances 142 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 2d ago

Jennifer Ludden’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 130 in all, peaking in Nov 2025 with 27.

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Jennifer Lutton, NPR News, Washington. matched
At stake is seventy-five million dollars to build supportive housing. voice-verified
The Federal Housing Agency HUD set new conditions based on things like immigration policies, transgender rights, and homeless camping bans. voice-verified
It would mean service providers in places like California, with the bulk of the country's unhoused population, could not even apply for the money. voice-verified
Two homelessness advocacy groups sued, alleging this is unconstitutional. voice-verified
Now a district court judge in Rhode Island has granted a temporary restraining order. voice-verified
HUD did not respond to a request for comment. voice-verified
Homelessness is at a record high. voice-verified
Advocates say a key reason is the severe shortage of affordable housing. voice-verified
Jennifer Ludden in Pierre News, Washington. voice-verified
The median priced home in Utah has spiked to more than half a million dollars, which only a sliver of renters could afford, says the governor's housing advisor, Steve Waldrick.
We're stopping young people from creating wealth.
Utah requires cities to pick a handful of ways to encourage denser, cheaper housing, but city planners say it can be hard to convince developers, and some local officials have been voted out for supporting too much density.
Renter Grace Cunningham says she may end up leaving the state.
I am a young woman born and raised in Utah, and I am being priced out of my hometown.
And that breaks her heart.
Jennifer Lutton, NPR News, Salt Lake City.
several agencies, housing, health, transportation, to immediately start looking at their grant programs to make the shift.
It says money should go to states and cities that crack down on illicit drug use, urban camping.
urban squatting as well as the mentally ill who pose a danger.
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