Volunteers count Oklahoma City's homeless
The man who friends call “Uncle Billy” lives in a tent in the woods near Interstate 40 and S Eastern Avenue. He's been homeless in Oklahoma City for almost 17 years.
Volunteers tried to reach people like Billy Ball , 58, Thursday in an annual tally of Oklahoma City's homeless population. The census of homeless individuals is organized by the Homeless Alliance, the Coalition for the Needy and the city of O...
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