In today’s news: closing arguments wrap up and the jury begins deliberating in the Faith Hedgepeth murder trial. Also: early voting continues in North Carolina, with turnout still strong in Orange County; Chapel Hill names a future town park after Howard and Lillian Lee; the Buc-ee’s in Mebane reportedly postpones its opening; and Orange County breaks ground on the Jamezetta Bedford Crisis Care Center. And in sports: UNC football gears up for Syracuse, while Tar Heel women’s soccer and field hockey get ready for top-ten matchups tonight.
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