Noon Edition
A native of Brooklyn, NY, Rachel Lyon came to Bloomington in 2009 to pursue her MFA in Creative Writing at IU. At WFIU, she is an announcer for All Things Considered and classical music, and she produces features for Artworks. Rachel's glad to be working in radio again after a long drought since her undergraduate years, when she was a DJ for WPRB, the independent station in Princeton, NJ.
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How will the U.S. credit rating downgrade affect national and international markets, employment and policy? What might it mean for Indiana?
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.
What are the implications of this historical decision on Indiana and the nation at large?
How much money are European companies investing in Indiana, and what kind of companies are they?
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.
Weeks since Indiana's most recent tornadoes, damage to our urban forests remains.
Fatal overdoses have increased more than 300% over the last ten years overall in Indiana, partly due to high levels of prescription drug abuse by youth.
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