GREENSBORO, NC — According to a press release, Greensboro Police responded to a call on the 3300 block of Beck Street at approximately 11:39 P.M. Friday night where police discovered Zyquarius Shalom Quadre Bradley, B/M, 19, of Greensboro in a car parked on the street and suffering from two gun shot wounds. He was transported to a local hospital where was pronounced dead on arrival.
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Greensboro police are searching for the person who shot a 17-year-old Thursday afternoon.
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GREENSBORO, NC — A teen was shot and killed Sunday morning at a home owned by Greensboro police Deputy Chief James Hinson Jr., according to police spokesman Ronald Glenn Jr. Alejandro Galarza Villegas, 19, of Greensboro, is charged with second-degree murder. Matthew Jurado, 17, of Greensboro, was killed in the shooting.
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GREENSBORO, NC — The City of Greensboro’s Contact Center continues to serve as a centralized collection point for residents, groups and businesses who wish to volunteer with tornado cleanup, but residents can also now register online (click through to post for link). For the City’s Contact Center, call 336-373-CITY (2489) and a representative will collect your information.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — A tornado moved through Greensboro on Sunday afternoon, prompting a tornado warning that expired at 5:30 p.m. There have been numerous reports of trees down, including one that fell on a car on Cone Boulevard in Greensboro. Hampton Elementary School in east Greensboro was significantly damaged.
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GREENSBORO, NC — So far Manning has refused to debate Democratic challenger Adam Coker. Why? In fact, she has either cancelled scheduled forums or sent surrogates in her place. This makes me wonder: Just what does she have to hide? Or perhaps more accurately, what is she afraid of?
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GREENSBORO, NC — The Lime-S electronic scooter does not require the rider to pedal, has the same maximum speed as the Lime-E at 14.8 miles per hour and has a battery life of 37 miles. Both the Lime-S and Lime-E cost $1 to unlock, and riders pay an additional 15 cents per minute. Several Lime-E bikes and Lime-S scooters have already been introduced in Greensboro.
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