In today’s news: Hillsborough contends with the Triangle’s ongoing drought, and UNC’s Caleb Wilson is drafted by the Chicago Bulls. Also: Orange County’s health director prepares to step down; Durham County approves a new rule that will make it easier to impose moratoriums on AI data centers; the longtime director of the Duke Lemur Center passes away; political experts say Republican gerrymandering could turn against the GOP this year; eleven Tar Heel track & field stars earn big academic honors; and Carolina Connection chats with some of the former UNC students who played Rameses at Carolina.
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