Scott D. Yost

The Greensboro Police Department is making the removal of illegal guns from the city’s streets a top priority, and a recent investigation shows how quickly one gun-related crime can lead police to a much larger collection of weapons. GPD’s Violent Crime Reduction Team recently seized 13 firearms during an investigation that began with a report […]

The Greensboro City Council will recognize five James B. Dudley High School seniors with the 2026 Morningside Awards during its Tuesday, July 21 meeting. The meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber of the Melvin Municipal Office Building at 300 W. Washington St. The City of Greensboro’s Human Rights Department presents the awards […]

Every July, county officials from across America gather for the National Association of Counties Annual Conference, and every summer hardworking taxpayers ask the same question: Is it an important educational conference or just a taxpayer-funded vacation for county leaders? This year’s five-day conference trip, beginning Thursday, July 16, in New Orleans, is likely to revive […]

Greensboro police say they’re investigating whether there may be additional victims after arresting a 44-year-old man on indecent exposure charges following an incident in a West Wendover Avenue parking lot. According to the Greensboro Police Department, officers responded on Sunday, July 12, to the area of 4217 West Wendover Ave. after receiving a report that […]

Guilford County homeowners who are struggling with rising property taxes and other increasing costs of owning a home can now begin applying for a new county grant program – although, for the first month, the program is limited to residents who are at least 65 years old. Guilford County has opened applications for its new […]

The wisdom of certain vaccinations has been a subject of debate in recent years, however, county health and school officials know exactly which ones they want kids to have and they’re ready this summer to stick a needle in willing recipients. As families prepare for the upcoming school year, the Guilford County Department of Public […]

If anyone questioned the importance of body-worn cameras for law enforcement officers, events in the national news have driven home the message that they can be crucial in determining what happened. There are a host of questions following two deadly shootings by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in both Texas and Maine in recent weeks. […]

Greensboro city officials have spent the past year and a half calling for a massive increase in housing construction, and, judging from the agenda for the next meeting of the Greensboro Planning and Zoning Commission, developers are stepping up to answer that call. The commission will consider requests on Monday, July 20, that could clear […]

President Donald Trump spent days promising that his nationally televised speech on election integrity would contain “really, really big news” and one of the biggest announcements of his presidency. “It doesn’t get bigger because without free and fair elections, you don’t have a country,” Trump said before the speech. The Thursday night, July 16 speech […]

Here at the Rhino Times, we need – and frankly deserve – a little time off like everyone else in the world. So we will be off for a week but I am sure everyone who reads the Rhino is a News & Record subscriber as well, so you can get your news there, LOL. […]