Greensboro, United States (Local)
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At the April 7 meeting of the Greensboro City Council, multiple community members and ministers alleged that City Manager Trey Davis had reneged on a promise to hold a public forum with the two most-qualified applicants for the position of police chief.
“Spending tens of millions on a performing arts center and developer parking decks while toxic conditions persist nearby is reprehensible,” said Jeff Sykes about what inspired “Big Cover Story,” his
In an April 20 letter to City Manager Trey Davis and Greensboro City Council, the Greensboro Criminal Justice Advisory Commission (GCJAC) cited “critical deficiencies” in the controversial hiring of Kamran Afzal as Greensboro's new police chief.
In January 2025, Winston-Salem City Council passed an ordinance requiring massage parlors to be licensed by the N.C. Board of Massage & Bodywork Therapy. The ordinance also requires massage parlors
Peter Francisco, the “Virginia Hercules” who fought some of the bloodiest battles of the American Revolution, is not as well known as he should be. A TV miniseries written and produced by his descendant, Travis Bowman, may change that.
When voting to fund a data center four years ago, Greensboro City Council expressed no concerns. Last week, that changed. At the May 4 council meeting, District 1 Representative Crystal Black described the potential hazards the growing industry poses to Southeast Greensboro.
Five years before the Greensboro Four sat down at Woolworth's lunch counter, the Greensboro Six were arrested for golfing while Black. By defying racist rules, Dr. George C. Simkins Jr. and his friends Phillip Cooke, Elijah Herring, Samuel Murray, Joseph Studivent, and Leon Wolfe desegregated public recreational facilities across the nation.
The family of Said Ezzine, the Moroccan national killed last year by Greensboro Police Officer Lewis J. Wyatt, has retained attorneys who secured substantial settlements in two previous GPD homicides.
City of Greensboro Community Safety Director Latisha McNeil has resigned after being placed on administrative leave. YES! Weekly has obtained McNeil’s letter of resignation and her email response to an
State Rep. Keith Kidwell, R-Beaufort, has introduced legislation amending the North Carolina Constitution to declare that life begins at fertilization. The bill not only classifies all abortions as murder, but authorizes the use of deadly force to prevent the procedure.
