Indiana Public Media

Noon Edition

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Noon Edition is a weekly radio program inviting your participation on news and issues facing the southern and central Indiana community

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Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

IU Athletics Director Fred Glass 06.04.2012

We'll talk with IU Athletic Director Fred Glass this week on Noon Edition.

Indiana's Challenge to the Federal Health Care Act 30.03.2012

Indiana is one of 26 states contending that the Obama administration's health care law is unconstitutional.

IU President Michael McRobbie 23.03.2012

IU President Michael McRobbie will join us for Noon Edition this week

Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls 09.03.2012

Women's flat track derby is a growing sport in the U.S. Monroe County's Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls join us to talk about their team and the game.

The 'Right to Resist' Unlawful Police Entry 02.03.2012

Senate Bill 1 outlines when a person can resist police from entering his or her home without a warrant.

The Impacts Of Super PACs On Elections 24.02.2012

Local groups have spoken out against Super-PACs and as campaigns heat up, the groups are having bigger impacts on elections.

Indiana's No Child Left Behind Waiver 17.02.2012

The state of Indiana will not have to comply with certain No Child Left Behind requirements after receiving a waiver from the U.S. Department of Education.

Contraceptive Coverage Debate 10.02.2012

A new federal law mandates that health care insurers must cover contraceptives for women free of charge.

Indiana Hosts The Super Bowl 03.02.2012

Cities around the state are trying to attract tourists that are coming in for the Super Bowl.

Arts Alliance Of Greater Bloomington 27.01.2012

After nearly a year of preparation, the Arts Alliance Of Greater Bloomington is getting started and is setting its short and long-term goals.

Indiana's Right-to-Work Debate 20.01.2012

Union members and advocates for right to work discuss the potential impacts of the legislation on Indiana.

The State Of South Central Indiana Schools 13.01.2012

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

Cooperative Living 06.01.2012

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

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

Deer Task Force 09.12.2011

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

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

Food Banks 26.11.2011

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

Immigration Issues 18.11.2011

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

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

Poverty Rates in Indiana 29.10.2011

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

Fall Gardening 21.10.2011

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

Newborn Health Screening 14.10.2011

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

Monroe County Jail Population Cap 07.10.2011

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

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

Juveniles Tried As Adults 23.09.2011

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.

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