‘Building Community Together’
An upcoming event about immigration policy aims to help the Greensboro community ‘connect, learn, and grow together.’
By The Numbers: The Greensboro City Budget
As the Greensboro City Council moves toward a final budget this month, we’re taking a by-the-numbers look at proposals.
Talking Police, Social Media, and Purpose
The Assembly’s Joe Killian discusses his recent story about the controversy over the Greensboro Police Department’s use of social media.
Greensboro Police Chief Sworn In
Amid controversy over his hiring, Kamran Afzal was sworn in as Greensboro’s new police chief Tuesday. He promised to listen to the community.
A Comedian Walks Into a Police Station
A social media manager has made the Greensboro Police Department’s social media wildly popular. But a pattern of offensive posts may threaten the department’s reputation at a critical time.
A Tangled Legal Hell
The legal battle over a judge confiscating a reporter’s notes and issuing a gag order has grown increasingly Kafkaesque.
Teachers From Across N.C. Rally for More Pay, Better Funding
At least 20 districts closed on Friday as thousands of educators gathered outside the General Assembly for the “Kids Over Corporations” event.
More Politics & Government Coverage
‘Democracy is Hard’
At the inaugural Greensboro Newsmakers event, students, and higher education leaders talked about civic health and engagement.
Police Chief Hire Tests New City Council
A controversial hire brings new Greensboro council members into conflict with community organizers and activists with whom they’ve worked closely for years.
By The Numbers: The State of Crime in Greensboro
New Greensboro Police Chief Kamran Afzal starts May 13. As controversy swirls over his selection, here’s how crime stats look in the city his department will be policing.
‘I’m Committed to Making Change’
Former Guilford County Commissioner Ray Trapp has returned to Greensboro to help expand the work of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Triad.
Everyone’s Toolbox
Greensboro’s free neighborhood tool lending program opens for its fourth season.
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