Greensboro News

Two adults and three children were tied up and assaulted during a robbery Thursday at a Greensboro home.

A customer at the Penn Station restaurant on Battleground Avenue was assaulted during a robbery Wednesday night.

Greensboro residents are upset that a developer who originally planned to build luxury townhouses off Michaux Road will instead build an assisted living facility.

An 11-year-old North Carolina boy has found and returned a stolen purse with nearly $2,000 inside.

The Winston-Salem downtown branch of the Post Office has been removed from a list of branches being considered for closing, but the Greensboro location on Banking Street and the High Point location on Fairfield Road remain on the list.

The Music Center of City Arts and the City's Parks and Recreation Department have selected Jon Brotherton as conductor of the Choral Society of Greensboro, a 130-plus member community chorus.

The Greensboro Zoning Commission will meet Monday to decide whether to rezone an area near UNCG for student housing.

Greensboro Police are on the scene of a crash involving one of their own. Around 4:30 a police cruiser and another car collided head-on at the intersection of Deer Place and Pinecroft Road.

Four people were arrested on narcotics charges after a Greensboro police chase ended in a collision near the Four Seasons Town Centre.

We're following some breaking news out of Greensboro. Fire crews got a call from the Network Distribution Center, formerly known as the Bulk Mail Center, that handles a lot of the packages for North Carolina and several other states in the southeast, on West Wendover Avenue.

Patton Avenue near Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Greensboro was blocked Friday morning after a water main break.

A North Carolina high school English teacher has been charged with ten felony counts of sexual misconduct involving a student.

Authorities on Wednesday charged a Greensboro woman with child abuse after her 8-week-old infant was hospitalized with what police are calling "suspicious burns." According to police, Murlene Watson, 27, of 3309 N. Church St., dipped her baby in scalding hot water and waited more than 11 hours before calling for help.

The Greensboro Fire Department evacuated the Quaker Village Shopping Center across from Guilford College after responding to a fire call Thursday evening, and some of those businesses will be without power until Friday morning.

Police are investigating a death at Nettie Coad Apartments along Martin Luther King Jr Drive.

North Carolina's largest farm organization is looking back on the year's harvests and looking ahead to policies affecting agriculture next year.

Leaders new and old hope to ease tension in a police department mired in lawsuits and claims of racial discrimination.

The installation of solar thermal panels on the roof of the Melvin Municipal Office Building is expected to be completed within the next two weeks, the city announced Tuesday.

A company laying fiber optic cables cut a whole in a natural gas line, shutting down a major street in Greensboro.

An electrical fire on the 2400 block of Bywood Road in Greensboro will displace a family of 11 Sunday night.