Renaissance Community Co-op In Northeast Greensboro To Close
Renaissance Community Co-op, a community-owned grocery store in Greensboro is closing its doors.
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Supporter Donations Help Beleaguered North Carolina College
Officials at a historically black private women's college in North Carolina say they have received more than $1 million in donations as they try to stave off closure.
District Attorney Clears Greensboro Police Of Wrongdoing In 'Hogtying' Case
The Guilford County District Attorney has cleared Greensboro Police Department officers of any criminal wrongdoing in the case of Marcus Deon Smith, the man who died after officers restrained him i
Unsafe Haven
The circumstances leading up to an apartment fire that killed 5 refugee children live on in the fractured lives of the surviving parents, and in their adopted community. “Unsafe Haven” is a 30-minute documentary produced by WFDD's David Ford, who reports on what happened in the aftermath of the tragedy and the questions that remain.
Chapter 5: All The Children
On an early morning in May, a kitchen fire swept through a low-income apartment in Greensboro. Inside, a refugee family from the Democratic Republic of the Congo—five young siblings and their father—slept.
Chapter 4: Really Far, Really Fast
This week, we've been reporting on the aftermath of a tragic fire that spread through a low-rent Greensboro apartment earlier this year, killing five young refugee siblings.
Reports: Man Arrested At Greensboro High School Had 'Hit List'
Police have uncovered new details about Steve Spence, the man arrested at Smith High School in Guilford County Monday. It appears he was targeting multiple people.
Chapter 2: Not Up To Code
In May, a kitchen fire at a low-rent apartment in Greensboro claimed the lives of five refugee children—siblings from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Chapter 1: The Fatal Fire
It was just over six months ago when a tragedy amplified deep issues within the Greensboro community. Our series, "Unsafe Haven," looks at what happened and the remaining unanswered questions.
Medical Examiner Rules Death Of Man 'Hogtied' By Greensboro Police A Homicide
The state medical examiner has ruled the death of a Greensboro man who died after being "hogtied" by police a homicide.