One Year Later: How Greensboro Is Still Recovering From EF2 Tornado
On Sunday, April 15, 2018, an EF2 tornado touched down on the eastern side of Greensboro.
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Greensboro Using Technology To Help Make City Roads Safer
Some Greensboro motorists will soon have access to new information that could make driving safer.
Greensboro Adopts New Rules For Electric Scooters
The City of Greensboro on Tuesday adopted new rules, effective immediately, for the use of electric scooters. The ordinances apply to riders as well as businesses marketing the vehicles.
Greensboro Gets Scooters Off Streets To Review Laws
Officials in Greensboro have ordered a fleet of scooters off of its streets for now so they can revise ordinances to accommodate them.
ACLU Files Charges Against Greensboro Police Department For Discrimination
The American Civil Liberties Union is accusing the City of Greensboro Police Department, among others, of discrimination.
Greensboro Approves New Panhandling Ordinance, Another Could Soon Replace It
Greensboro has a new panhandling ordinance.
Greensboro's Multi-Million Dollar Streetscape Projects Aim To Attract Downtown Foot Traffic
Several downtown Greensboro streets are getting a makeover. City leaders recently wrapped up a series of public meetings to gather input for the plans.
Greensboro Looks For Ways To Reduce Potentially Harmful Chemicals In Drinking Water
Leaders in Greensboro are looking at ways to reduce some potentially harmful chemicals in the city's drinking water.
Greensboro Parking Deck Becomes A Work Of Art
The city of Greensboro is celebrating a new addition to its downtown public art scene. The completion of two large-scale murals will take place Thursday.
Greensboro Passes Brunch Ordinance For Earlier Sunday Drinking Hours
Greensboro will now allow alcohol sales to start earlier on Sundays. Other communities in the Triad are also considering the move after the state's “brunch bill” became law last month.