In today’s news: UNC trustees narrowly approve a tuition increase, and Carolina women’s basketball takes a loss to No. 3 UCLA. Also: Republican lawmakers spar with Democratic Gov. Josh Stein over Stein’s call for a special session to fund Medicaid; SNAP food benefits return for North Carolinians; Orange County and Mebane officials address their respective water systems; and Carrboro deals with a lack of available vehicles for leaf collection. And in sports: NCAA tournament action begins for UNC field hockey, cross country, and women’s soccer, while Carolina men’s basketball preps for NC Central and Tar Heel football heads to Wake Forest – and two Tar Heel soccer legends earn induction into the national hall of fame.
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