Good morning and welcome to our Under the Dome Sunday newsletter, which focuses on new Gov. Josh Stein. I’m Dawn Vaughan, The News & Observer’s Capitol bureau chief. Stein met with U.S. Sens.

Gladys R. Horst, 100, who just celebrated her centennial birthday, departed this life on the morning of Thursday, March 13, 2025, at the Orrstown Personal Care Home. She was a resident for there ...

GENERATING POWER IN 2034. NORTH CAROLINA IS TACKLING ITS CHILD CARE CRISIS. TODAY, GOVERNOR JOSH STEIN REVEALED A NEW TASK FORCE THAT’S FOCUSED ON THIS ISSUE. IT WILL BRING TOGETHER STATE ...

Gov. Josh Stein requested an additional $19 billion in federal aid for recovery from Tropical Storm Helene. The governor met with North Carolina senators and wrote to President Trump requesting ...

“To be honest, Susanna, if I hadn't had [the operation], I'd be dead,” Stein replied. In 2022, Stein went to see a cardiologist, having experienced breathlessness for a period of year ...

Gov. Josh Stein says he has plans to address cellphones in schools and inadequate school infrastructure, but he'll need legislative help. Stein, a Democrat, called for restrictions on cellphone ...

last week. The conductor Antonio Pappano walked onto the stage with Jansen, then cued her to begin. To an average listener, what followed would have sounded like a pretty good performance.

Rob Stein is a correspondent and senior editor on NPR's science desk. An award-winning science journalist with more than 30 years of experience, Stein mostly covers health and medicine.

The border dispute between Karnataka and Maharashtra has erupted yet again after bus conductors of both states were assaulted by people from other states. The dispute flared up after a Karnataka ...

(Image with longer exposure time). Photo: Silas Stein/dpa (Photo by Silas Stein/picture alliance via Getty Images) Private, or “crypto” money will eventually replace government money.

Legendary conductor Zubin Mehta, at the remarkable age of 89, is currently leading the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra on a tour in China, bringing a rich, emotional experience to classical music lovers.

In 1855, he immigrated to France, where he made his way as a composer and conductor. “Morgiane,” which he completed in 1887, was intended to be his breakthrough, but no one took it up.