Noon Edition

President McRobbie joins us to talk about the new Global Studies School and Media School, among other topics.

The number of craft breweries throughout Indiana has been steadily increasing over the past decade.

Various factors influence people to donate to charitable organizations.

A recent Chamber of Commerce report claims Indiana will face serious water resource challenges if state officials don't correct issues now.

Governor Mike Pence has announced that Indiana will not adhere to the federal guidelines outlined in the decade-old Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA).

Professionals from a rehabilitation clinic, hospital emergency room and law enforcement discuss heroin and its crippling effects on users.

Five counties were selected to participate in Indiana's pre-K pilot program aimed at preparing low-income Indiana children for success in school.

Recent legislation and advancements in helmet technology are striving to protect high school football players against concussions.

A study by the BMO Harris Bank shows Indiana parents have saved a third of the funds as the rest of the country for family financial emergencies.

Earth Eats' Annie Corrigan hosts this special Fourth of July summer food segment.

Miss Indiana captured national attention with her "normal" body size at the Miss USA competition, sparking this body image discussion.

While baseball has been dubbed "America's Pastime," more and more Americans have become soccer fans.

A study has been cited to argue the necessity of controlling the deer population at the Griffy Nature Preserve, but some are trying to save the animals.

President Obama has proposed EPA regulations to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 30 percent by 2030 compared with 2005 levels.

Several laws passed in the last legislative session aim to help veterans in Indiana.

Memorial Day, the Indy 500 and warm weather are all scheduled for this weekend. So this week on Noon Edition, we're talking about summer in Indiana.

Governor Mike Pence has revealed a proposal to expand the Healthy Indiana Plan as an alternative to Medicaid expansion.

What is the outlook for college graduates in 2014? Our round-table discussion will include students from different universities across Indiana.

We'll talk with allergy specialists about why we suffer from these and how season allergies change over time.

The state legislature passed a bill this session that would grant a tax credit to families that adopt in Indiana.

Now that springtime has arrived your garden needs attention, and our gardening experts will answer all of your questions.

On this week's Noon Edition we'll discuss the wage gap between men and women and how women in Indiana can try to avoid it.

Governor Pence signed legislation this week removing Indiana from the Common Core, meaning standards for Indiana students will change this coming school year.

Pet advocates say spaying and neutering animals helps prevent euthanasia, and this week we'll discuss access to these services in rural areas.

More than six months has passed since parking meters were installed in Downtown Bloomington, and this week we follow up with the public and local businesses.