A Mississippi Senate committee will hear testimony today about a lack of affordable housing on the Gulf Coast.
Hurricane Katrina victims and advocacy groups will discuss their concerns with the Senate Housing Committee.
Affordable housing remains scarce two and a half years after the storm leveled the area. A lack of affordable insurance, rising rents and sluggish federal-state programs designed for renters and low-income families have contributed to the problem.
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