Noon Edition

The State Of South Central Indiana Schools 13.01.2012 52:46 ↓

Join us Friday to talk about the major issues in South Central Indiana Schools.

Cooperative Living 06.01.2012 52:59 ↓

Bloomington and cities across the U.S. are trying to accommodate cooperative housing arrangements, but most city zoning codes do not address the issue.

U.S. Postal Service Consolidation Plans 16.12.2011 52:41 ↓

The U.S. Postal Service has been making plans to consolidate some of its facilities to save money.

Deer Task Force 09.12.2011 52:59 ↓

Members of the Bloomington-Monroe County Deer Task Force is trying to find a solution for the overpopulation of deer in the Monroe County area.

Ask The Mayors 02.12.2011 53:00 ↓

We'll be joined by the mayors from Bloomington, Columbus, Kokomo, and Terre Haute.

Food Banks 26.11.2011 52:59 ↓

We'll check in with local food banks to see how they're faring this Thanksgiving

Immigration Issues 18.11.2011 52:58 ↓

Indiana's new immigration laws are under fire in federal court along with laws in Alabama which Indiana's were modeled after.

Fall Tourism 04.11.2011 53:09 ↓

Our fall fund drive starts on Friday, listen in and make your donation during Noon Edition.

Poverty Rates in Indiana 29.10.2011 52:57 ↓

Experts say the recession is not solely responsible for the increase in child poverty in Indiana.

Fall Gardening 21.10.2011 54:42 ↓

It's time for our Fall gardening show on Noon Edition!

Newborn Health Screening 14.10.2011 52:47 ↓

A new health screening procedure for newborns will be implemented in January.

Monroe County Jail Population Cap 07.10.2011 52:57 ↓

The cap on the jail population expired October 1, but what is being done now to control the overcrowding?

Indiana's Transportation Infrastructure 30.09.2011 53:04 ↓

What aspects of Indiana's transportation infrastructure should citizens be concerned about?

Juveniles Tried As Adults 23.09.2011 52:52 ↓

Juveniles can be tried as adults in special cases. Opponents argue this is unfair to the defendant. Supporters say it provides necessary and harsher punishment.

Sustainable Business: "Green-Collar" Economics in Indiana 16.09.2011 53:08 ↓

Join the conversation about sustainable business practices and the economics of going 'green'.

Noon Edition's 9/11 Anniversary Special 09.09.2011 54:13 ↓

Noon Edition's special 9/11 anniversary program will be broadcast on stations throughout Indiana.

Lifelong Learning: Options For Adults 02.09.2011 52:46 ↓

This week on Noon Edition, we'll talk about options for adults who are looking for educational opportunities later in life.

Midwifery And The Rise Of Home Births 24.08.2011 52:48 ↓

Why is it becoming more popular to do a home birth -- and is it safe?

Noon Edition's Back-To-School Show 19.08.2011 52:53 ↓

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The U.S. Credit Downgrade and Its Consequences 12.08.2011 53:02 ↓

How will the U.S. credit rating downgrade affect national and international markets, employment, and policy? What might it mean for Indiana?

Jill Bolte-Taylor: The Brain Extravaganza! 05.08.2011 52:24 ↓

It took her eight years to fully recover, but recover she did. Her best-selling memoir made her one of TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential People of 2008.

The Debt Ceiling Decision: Its Effects On Indiana And The Nation 29.07.2011 52:51 ↓

What are the implications of this historical decision on Indiana and the nation at large?

Indiana And The EU: Our Economic Relationship With Europe 22.07.2011 52:49 ↓

How much money are European companies investing in Indiana, and what kind of companies are they?

Health Care For Senior Citizens In The New Fiscal Year 15.07.2011 52:52 ↓

We'll see how the CHOICE program is faring now in this new fiscal year, and discuss the state of Indiana health care for senior citizens.

Tornado Damage To Urban Landscapes, And What We Can Do About It 08.07.2011 52:54 ↓

Weeks since Indiana's most recent tornadoes, damage to our urban forests remains.