Following a reported crash, Greensboro Police say that all lanes of Yanceyville Street are closed in both directions from Lees Chapel Road to Glenside Drive.An

An early-morning vehicle crash has temporarily shut down Yanceyville Street, according to officers with the Greensboro Police Department.TOP STORIESSign up for our Newsletters'Go home!': Unidentified couple yells racial slurs,

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Due to a car crash, all lanes of Yanceyville Street is closed in both directions between Lees Chapel Road and Glenside Drive, according to Greensboro police. Officers said drivers should avoid the area until further notice.

Monday afternoon, Greensboro Police were called to reports of a dead body on Yanceyville Street near King Fisher Trail.Officers say they found a d

An investigation has closed a busy Greensboro road. According to Greensboro Police Department, Yanceyville Road is closed between Kalon Drive and Archergate Road, and the road “will remain closed for an extended period of time” because of a police investigation.

The closed portion of Yanceyville Road has reopened, according to the Greensboro Police Department.Original story:Yanceyville Road is closed between Kalon Drive and Archergate Road for a death investigation,

Officers said motorists should avoid Yanceyville Rd. between Kalon Dr. and Archergate Rd. on Monday afternoon. There is an ongoing police investigation happeni

Greensboro police began a homicide investigation after a person was found dead on Monday, according to a Greensboro Police Department news release. Around 12:25 p.m., Greensboro police responded to Yanceyville Road near King Fisher Trail when they were told about a dead person.

The Greensboro Police Department is asking for the public's help identifying the homicide victim who was found near Yanceyville Road on Monday afternoon. A portion of Yanceyville Road from Kalon Drive to Archergate Road was closed Monday after officers responded to a call of a body on the embankment where Yanceyville Road crosses over Lake Townsend.