Noon Edition

This week on Noon Edition, we’ll talk about the most recent developments with I-69.

This week on Noon Edition, we’ll talk about the causes and effects of obesity and how Hoosiers can fight back.

We’re taking Noon Edition on the road this week as part of our continuing series "A Walk Behind the Wire: Women in Indiana's Prisons."

We’ll talk with elections officials and political analysts about voter turnout for the Presidential election and its impact on Indiana's Senate race.

This week on Noon Edition, we'll hear from proponents and opponents of legalizing the sale of unpasteurized milk in Indiana.

The enrollment deadline for Indiana's voucher program is this Friday. We'll talk with education experts about the impact of Indiana's sweeping voucher program.

Indiana’s drought hit home for many this spring and summer, causing farmers around the state to lose crops and county governments to restrict water use.

On this week's Noon Edition, we'll take your calls, questions, and comments about how to handle tricky rental situations.

We'll check in with local housing experts about the state of affordable housing in Bloomington.

We'll talk with parents and school administrators about adjusting to new schedules, the MCCSC's extended day, and the debate over the balanced school calendar.

On this week’s show, we’ll check in with state and county fair representatives and talk with them about how new stage regulations are being implemented.

On this week’s Noon Edition, we’ll talk with our panelists about whether Indiana’s policy deters voters or whether it prevents fraud.

Department of Child Services representatives say the agency will start several new programs to help kids in the child protective services system.

Indiana is enduring a long dry spell this summer, and on this week's Noon Edition, we'll talk about how the low rainfall is impacting your plants.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that.......................

Indiana is one of the region's worst polluters. Where is it safe to fish and swim?

IU Professor and Nobel Prize recipient Elinor Ostrom died Tuesday. This week on Noon Edition, we'll talk about her legacy with those who knew her best.

This week on Noon Edition, we'll sit down with area high school seniors to talk about their time growing up in Indiana as well as their plans for the future.

The medical amnesty law intended to will be implemented July 1.

Bullying has been in the news as school draws to a close

President Obama announced his support of gay marriage last week, and marriage laws have been in the news. This week we'll discuss perspectives on Indiana's law.

Growers say this could be a good produce year. We’ll talk with our panelists about how they’ll make sure that bounty of farm products make it onto your table.

The IHSAA is holding town hall meetings around the state on whether high school basketball should return to the pre-1997 single class system.

? States around the country passed their own immigration laws in the past 2 years...

A recent report from the Center for Disease Control says nearly 1 in 88 children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.