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Family-friendly activities to do around Chapel Hill

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By Anagha Puranik, Aidan Lockhart, Sarah Clements
| The Daily Tar Heel Verified
Lifestyle Jul 28, 2026, 8:47 PM It’s orientation season in Chapel Hill! With a new school year approaching soon, around 5,000 enrolled first-year students are beginning to make their way around campus for the first time as an official Tar Heel. While the UNC campus is beautiful, Chapel Hill has many different activities for students to do with their families while they are in town.
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North Carolina authorizes AI-powered license plate reader cameras on all state roads and highways

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By Sarah Clements, Aidan Lockhart, Abigail Mocharnuk
| The Daily Tar Heel Verified
City & State An automatic license plate recognition camera on a pole. Photo courtesy of Daniel Ramirez/AZPM News. Assistant City & State Editor Jul 28, 2026, 7:33 PM North Carolina permanently authorized the use of artificial intelligence-powered Automated License Plate Reader cameras on state-maintained highways and roads through a provision in the new state budget.
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North Carolina eliminates minimum parking requirements for new developments

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By Abigail Mocharnuk, Aidan Lockhart, Sarah Clements
| The Daily Tar Heel Verified
City & State Bowles Lot in Chapel Hill is pictured on Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023. Jul 28, 2026, 2:49 PM Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, developers across most of North Carolina will no longer need to meet a minimum number of off-street parking spaces for new housing and commercial projects after Gov. Josh Stein signed House Bill 162 into law July 6. Required off-street parking minimums are local zoning rules popularized in the mid-1900s to address congestion caused by increased automobile ownership.
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