In today’s news: the 2026 midterm brought huge wins for Democrats – and three new Orange County Commissioners. Also: county commissioners meet tonight to talk taxes, while the Chapel Hill-Carrboro school board meets tonight to talk elementary redistricting and recent busing snafus; Tonya’s Cafe & Bake Shop opens a temporary pop-up after a recent fire; and state Democrats start planning for critical judicial elections in 2028.
And in sports: UNC field hockey falls to Syracuse in the ACC tournament semifinals, ending a 9-year streak of conference titles; UNC men’s soccer advances to the ACC quarterfinals with a shootout win over Cal; Carolina women’s soccer gets set to wrap up their regular season at Louisville; and a former Tar Heel tennis star scores a huge victory on the pro tour.
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