Join Sean Spence for today's Poverty Minute covering headlines on homelessness across the nation. Discover the positive strides being made in Oklahoma City with decreasing homeless percentages and in Syracuse, New York, where a new health wing has been opened at a shelter to better assist those in need. Veterans in Amarillo, Texas, have surpassed fundraising goals for housing renovations, bringing hope amidst persistent challenges.

However, systemic issues continue to surface as Killeen, Texas, halts $3.3 million funding for a new shelter, and Atlanta, Georgia, faces a lawsuit over a tragic incident involving a man experiencing homelessness. Meanwhile, in Salem, Oregon, suspects arrested for targeting homeless individuals shed light on societal issues, and California remains the most expensive rental market.

As operational costs rise for advocacy groups like Fusion, housing activists intensify their efforts in eviction battles. Ending on a hopeful note, a man has overcome homelessness with a $1 million lottery win, symbolizing a fresh start. Tune in for more news on the ongoing fight against poverty in the U.S.