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November 21, 2023

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Shoppers gear up for the big weekend

Join us this Friday as we talk with guests about this year’s shopping trends and what to prepare for when you shop this holiday season.

Paper Cuts: What happened to local news?

Join us for a special live Noon Edition at the Monroe County History Center discussing the changes in area newspapers and the impact of private equity ownership in news.  

Terre Haute residents rally against carbon storage project

This week on Noon Edition, we will talk with guests about the carbon sequestration project and what that means for Terre Haute residents.

The legacy of Coach Knight

This week on Noon Edition, we will talk about Coach Knight with some of his former players.

Taxpayers prepare to cast their votes for another MCCSC referendum

Join us this Friday as we will talk with guests about the proposed referendum and the upcoming vote.

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Depression, suicide continue to have alarming numbers among Indiana’s youth

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with experts about mental health concerns among Indiana teens and adolescents.

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October 10, 2023

More than a thousand people gathered in support of Israel Monday evening on the IU campus.

Death toll rising as war in Israel rages on

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with experts about the war in Israel, the history of the region and the lasting impact of the war.

Speaker McCarthy, Trump, and more could play big roles in 2024

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with political science experts about these historic events and the impact they could have.

IU football players warm up before their game against EIU, Sept. 7, 2019.

Big Ten expansion continues 

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with guests about the new structure of college athletics and the effect on Big Ten student athletes.  

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High interest rates, inflation, and an auto strike could have large impacts on the economy 

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with experts about the current state of the economy and potential concerns.    

2023 Fall Fund Drive 

Join us this Friday to hear some of Noon Edition’s best shows over the past few months for this year’s fall fund drive. 

How harmful is social media? 

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with guests about the effects social media has on children. 

New tent ban is in full effect, but what does that mean for the homeless population?

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with guests about the current state of homelessness in Monroe County, the new tent ban, and more.

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Indiana continues to struggle with literacy   

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with guests about the results and the plans to improve.

Ivy Tech's new chancellor, Erik Coyne, begins his first year as head of Bloomington campus

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with Erik Coyne about his new position and what’s in store for the future of Ivy Tech Bloomington.

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Opponents decry Mayor Hamilton’s plan to close part of Lower Cascade road

Join us this Friday as we will talk with guests about the proposal. 

What does action from the 2023 legislative session mean for this school year?

Join us this Friday as we will talk with guests about the new laws affecting schools, remaining concerns and more.

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What recent Supreme Court decisions mean for students this Fall 

Join us this Friday as we will talk with guests about the Supreme Court’s rulings.  

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Here’s what the expansion of Indiana’s school voucher program entails

Join us this Friday as we will talk with guests about voucher numbers, the expansion of the program, concerns, and more.

A year since the abortion rulings, here is what changed

Join us this Friday as we will talk with guests about these numbers, impacts from the rulings, and more.

Where the U.S. and Hoosiers stand on happiness 

Join us this Friday as we will talk with guests about these numbers, ways to increase happiness, and more.   

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Extreme weather, poor air quality put Hoosiers at risk

Join us this Friday as we will talk with experts about the recent weather effects and air quality in Indiana.

Where the U.S. and Hoosiers stand on happiness 

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with guests about these numbers, ways to increase happiness, and more.   

Purdue and Indiana University Presidents Mung Chiang and Pamela Whitten hold up the official agreement to dissolve IUPUI.

IUPUI split paves way for two new universities 

Join us this Friday, as we will talk with guests about the split of the 53-year-old campus and what to expect in the upcoming years.   

New laws take effect July 1st

Join us this Friday as we will talk with lawmakers about these new laws taking effect next month. 

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November 28, 2023

Indiana continues to struggle with attorney shortages

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Indiana continues to struggle with literacy

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Opponents decry Mayor Hamilton’s plan to close part of Lower Cascade road

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July 3, 2023

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June 29, 2023

Extreme weather, poor air quality put Hoosiers at risk

June 27, 2023

Where the U.S. and Hoosiers stand on happiness

June 20, 2023

IUPUI split paves way for two new universities

June 13, 2023

New laws take effect July 1st

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Indiana continues to struggle with attorney shortages 

Big Ten expansion continues 

High interest rates, inflation, and an auto strike could have large impacts on the economy 

2023 Fall Fund Drive 

How harmful is social media? 

Indiana continues to struggle with literacy   

What recent Supreme Court decisions mean for students this Fall 

Where the U.S. and Hoosiers stand on happiness 

Where the U.S. and Hoosiers stand on happiness 

IUPUI split paves way for two new universities 