Vet Homelessness Jumps in 2012 Count

NUVO | June 13, 2012
Homelessness, as captured on the night of Jan. 25, 2012 in Indianapolis, increased over 5 percent from the count advocates completed in January 2011. The story is much bleaker for veterans.

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