An effort is underway in Racine, Wisconsin to end homelessness among the community's military veterans.
Jeff Gustin, of Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin, said his organization is hoping to build 15 "tiny houses" that vets who are homeless can move into while getting back on their feet.
Gustin said the group is still identifying a property for the project, which will likely be located near downtown Racine. The first tiny house being constructed is about 80 percent complete, he said.
"Nobody should be homeless in our country," Gustin said. "Especially not someone who put on a uniform to serve our country."
