Greensboro ends spacing requirement for short-term rentals out of legal concerns
The ordinance first went into effect in 2024 and defined what a short-term rental was among other things.
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U.S. Department of Education cancels teacher training grants for Triad universities
Winston-Salem TEACH is a partnership between Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem State University and Salem College working to create a pipeline of quality teachers for local high-need public schools. The bulk of their funding comes from a U.S. Department of Education grant that was canceled last week.
Phil Berger confirms reelection bid, setting up likely 2026 primary with local sheriff
North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger confirmed plans Tuesday to seek reelection to his chamber seat in 2026, days after his home-county sheriff said he'd run for the seat regardless of whether his fellow Republican would seek it again.
High Point man facing over a dozen sexual exploitation charges, police say
The police department faced criticism online after an Indiana group posted a video of officers not immediately arresting the man after being dispatched.
Prison labor program unlikely to move forward in Winston-Salem after employee raises concerns
Winston-Salem is backpedaling on a plan to use prison labor for litter cleanup after a city employee objected.
Area road crews prepare for dual-threat winter storm
Gov. Josh Stein has declared a state of emergency ahead of winter weather that’s expected Wednesday afternoon. The National Weather Service predicts a wintry mix, which could mean ice on top of snow.
Greensboro planning board recommends approval of annexation request for former Summerfield land
The move is the first step in developer David Couch's project called Christopher Village which would include 268 dwelling units.
Anti-Trump protests continue outside of Senator Tillis’ Greensboro office
Hundreds gathered in Greensboro to protest both President Donald Trump's actions and the inaction of their elected officials in response.
Greensboro police release statement on role in immigration enforcement
Greensboro police issued the statement after hearing concerns in several community meetings with Chief John Thompson.
Tutoring, security and teacher pay among Guilford County Schools' proposed legislative priorities
The list contains 18 requests. Some of them are monetary, like providing $5 million to Guilford County Schools to sustain a high-dosage tutoring program, where tutors meet with students in small groups multiple times a week.