Noon Edition

Local Chefs Share Summer Cooking Tips 03.07.2015 52:54 ↓

Two local chefs and Earth Eats' Annie Corrigan join the program to share their summer cooking tips.

How SCOTUS Rulings On Marriage, Health Care Could Affect Hoosiers 22.06.2015 54:06 ↓

The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to announce landmark rulings for cases dealing with marriage equality and the Affordable Care Act.​​

Addressing Concerns Of Crime Along Kirkwood Ave. 17.06.2015 53:59 ↓

Two public meetings have addressed the concerns of business owners and community members about crime along Kirkwood Ave. in Bloomington.

Indiana Sees Steep Decline In Abortion Rate 10.06.2015 53:51 ↓

Indiana abortions have decreased by 20 percent since 2010, while, across the country, the rate has decreased only 12 percent.

The New State Board Of Education 05.06.2015 53:55 ↓

Today on Noon Edition, we'll speak about how the new dynamic could affect the board and how Glenda Ritz's gubernatorial campaign could play into the mix.

Indiana Communities Prepare For Summer Tourism 26.05.2015 53:19 ↓

Communities across the state are gearing up for summer tourists.

Health Professionals Discuss Southern Indiana HIV Outbreak 20.05.2015 52:57 ↓

Under a new law, health officials are able to create a long-term needle exchange program in Scott County.

Preserving Indiana's Historic Landmarks 13.05.2015 54:00 ↓

Indiana Landmarks' list of 10 Most Endangered historic landmarks brings attention to at-risk structures.

Graduating High School Seniors 08.05.2015 54:01 ↓

On this week's Noon Edition, we're joined by six area high school seniors.

2015 Legislative Session Wrap-Up 30.04.2015 54:04 ↓

The General Assembly wrapped up the 2015 legislative session this week.

Little 500's Impact On Bloomington 23.04.2015 54:00 ↓

Although it's a collegiate event, the Little 500 bike race poses changes and challenges for the whole city.

IU Health Bloomington To Relocate, Expand City's Hospital 15.04.2015 53:52 ↓

IU Health Bloomington announced its plan to relocate the hospital to a new location, resulting in a combined healthcare and academic campus.

Experts Analyze Media's Representation Of RFRA 01.04.2015 53:57 ↓

Governor Mike Pence has blamed the media for incorrectly representing the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Legislators React To RFRA Backlash 30.03.2015 53:55 ↓

On this special edition of Noon Edition, we will speak with legislators and a legal expert about the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Annual Spring Gardening Show 23.03.2015 53:55 ↓

Our gardening experts are back and ready to answer your questions about keeping your garden healthy!

House And Senate Unanimously Approve 'Right To Try' Legislation 19.03.2015 54:02 ↓

The slightly different bills approved by the House of Representatives and Senate must be reconciled before going to the governor.

Proposal Calls For Baby Boxes At Safe Haven Locations 11.03.2015 54:07 ↓

The baby boxes would be installed at Safe Haven locations throughout the state to further preserve the anonymity of parents.

FCC Adopts Net Neutrality Policy 02.03.2015 54:02 ↓

The Federal Communications Commission will vote Friday on a proposal to implement stronger open Internet protections.

INDOT Turns Its Attention To Section Six Of I-69 26.02.2015 53:57 ↓

This section of the extension will pass from Martinsville to Indianapolis along State Road 37.

Organizations Provide Resources As Autism Diagnoses Increase 19.02.2015 54:02 ↓

IU Health Bloomington officials say they will continue to make decisions based on the best interests of their patients.

Proposed Legislation Would Strip Superintendent Of Many Powers 09.02.2015 54:15 ↓

Proposed legislation would allow the State Board of Education to elect one of its members to serve as chair.

Film Shows Realities of Young Females Entering Porn Industry 04.02.2015 53:44 ↓

Faculty from Indiana University and the Kinsey Instituted contribute to the film "Hot Girls Wanted," which shows realities of the porn industry.

Experts Say Vaccination Is The Best Way To Prevent Outbreaks 26.01.2015 54:03 ↓

A public health and legal expert from IUPUI says stricter vaccine requirements put Indiana at a lower risk of outbreaks of vaccine-preventable illnesses.

President Obama Proposes Making Community College Tuition Free 21.01.2015 53:55 ↓

In his State of the Union address, President Obama announced he would like to guarantee students two years of free community college tuition.

Local Theaters Prepare for Changes 16.01.2015 54:03 ↓

Leaders in the Bloomington theater scene discuss upcoming changes.