The Morning News: Moving CHCCS Students, Previewing UNC Football, and Saving Mr. Pickles

In today’s news: a six-year-old cocker spaniel is reunited with some of the officers and vets who saved his life earlier this year. Also: state lawmakers may be recalled for key votes later this month; Duke Energy nears a statewide deal on energy rates; Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools begins the discussion of where to move the district’s world language and Mandarin dual language programs, with Glenwood Elementary slated to close; CHCCS names a new principal at Chapel Hill High School; UNC’s journalism school dean announces he’s stepping down; and Whataburger reportedly takes a step toward opening a location in Chapel Hill. And in sports: UNC football head coach Bill Belichick discusses his optimism about the upcoming 2026 season at last week’s ACC Kickoff in Charlotte.

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