Shaquille O’Neal introduces us to the documentary “Killer Bees.” The film tells the story of the Bridgehampton High School basketball team, winners on the basketball court, and a symbol of hope for its Hamptons community, where discrimination, gentrification and massive…
While Serena and Venus Williams, Sloane Stephens and Madison Keys represent America at the world’s top tennis tournaments, the men’s side has not seen a Grand Slam winner since Andy Roddick in 2003. Katrina Adams, the U.S. Tennis Association’s first-ever…
Meet the four homeless men that are trying to change their lives. They are fighting addiction, poverty, and their pasts to get off the streets-- but in all wars, there are casualties.
These four homeless men are embarking on a program to end their addiction and homelessness. However, as the process gets more rigorous, we see who can make it off the streets and who will falter.
The Homelessness Hospitality Network encourages its participants to confront the internal struggles that led them to addiction and homelessness. As they come face-to-face with their inner demons, it becomes harder to stay in the program.
With only a few weeks left in the program, the remaining men prepare for life off the streets. What challenges wait for them there?
After the nearly seven-month journey, a few men stand at graduation day. However, their path, as well as the issue of homelessness, doesn't end here. Who was able to make it and where are they now?
In our digital extra for "Getting Off the Streets", Sonya Jacobs, the program coordinator/case manager for IHOC, gets a chance to tell her story. In a job that is so emotionally invested, learning how to help these men without losing…
Opioid addiction and where you live are connected. Find out how.
It was once an epicenter where the underworld met the elite. Tonight, we take you inside the “New 42nd Street”.
Bergen County shared their plans to reduce homelessness in youth aged 18- to 24-years-old.