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The City of Greensboro opened the state’s first “Safe Parking Site” where anyone can stay in their cars for free overnight or during the day.

Viewers sent WFMY News 2 photos and messages concerned over conditions at the Interactive Resource Center, especially during Sunday's rain and cold weather.

Alternative Resources of the Triad is hosting a “Socks for Santa” event benefiting the Interactive Resource Center.

They plan to develop four hyperscale data centers in three metro areas across two continents.

The desert/mountain region was the top performer, according to a new RealPage report.

Those in the houseless and homeless community looking for refuge from cold weather will soon have a solution.

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Alison Johnson, managing director at Food Forensics, offers a clear and concise overview of stable isotope ratio analysis and how it can be used to help determine origin.

The City of Greensboro has opened a new space to assist those experiencing homelessness. It's called Safe Parking and is geared toward people living out of their vehicles who need a place to park overnight. The space is located at 3910 Clifton Road in Greensboro, off of Wendover Avenue, and has room for up to 35 cars. Liz Alverson is the homeless prevention program coordinator for the city. She says the idea is based on a model from San Diego and federal coronavirus funding is supporting th...