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While we host this temporary shelter at our parking lot site over the next year, we will continue to work toward the long-term solutions our community needs to address homelessness. Father Joe’s Villages will simultaneously operate this shelter and move forward with its plan to use the 14th and Commercial location for affordable housing dedicated to people overcoming homelessness. Father Joe’s Villages will break ground on the permanent supportive housing at 14th and Commercial after the shelter contract ends as part of Turning the Key, our initiative to address the largest barrier to solving homelessness in our region – a lack of permanent affordable housing. 668

Worse than the physical pain was the psychological torture, he said. His captors showed him DVDs and videos on their cellphones of executions, he said. They told him they would cut his head off and point AK-47s at his temple. 225

Whenever people say, 'Are you OK?' you really don't know how to respond, she said. "You hear a loud noise and then you freak out and they're like, 'What happened?' It's really hard to deal with." 195

With those dynamics at play, GOP leaders are dismissing the possibility of a shutdown while predicting a funding fight.Sen. John Cornyn, the No. 2 Senate Republican, acknowledged that a fight over border funding might lead to a "lack of funding for certain limited functions," but argued that would not amount to a shutdown even if it did happen."We've avoided the shutdown by getting the vast majority of the federal government funded through the next fiscal year," he said."We knew that that fight was important and it was coming," the Texas Republican added, "but we didn't want to go through another shutdown narrative."Congress averted a halt in government funding ahead of the midterms by passing legislation at the end of last month to pay for a large portion of the federal government and a shorter-term spending bill to fund the rest until December 7. The package did not, however, include money for the President's long-promised border wall, effectively putting the issue on hold for lawmakers to figure out how to deal with before the December deadline.House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, a California Republican, helped reignite the border debate this week by announcing plans for a bill that would set aside an eye-popping .4 billion to fund a wall.That is far greater than the .6 billion for border security that Congress allocated in a spending bill enacted in March. In August, Trump said he is looking for roughly billion in wall funding "for this next coming year," adding that "we're building the wall, step by step." 1546

Yorlets family confirmed to reporters that the Juvenile Court of Davidson County notified them that the case of 15-year-old Diamond Lewis and 16-year-old Decorrius Wright was being transferred to adult court.Yorlets' mother, Deb Yorlets, said she's "very glad" and this is "what they'd been waiting for."The Yorlets, who was 24, was 333