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Restaurants that survived the pandemic now face another, unexpected challenge: finding enough workers to fully reopen.

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Brood X Cicadas To Emerge This Spring

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2021 Legislative Review

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April 22, 2021

A Look At Biden's First 100 Days In Office

Join us this week as we talk with political and public affairs experts about the Biden administration's first 100 days in office.

Combating Vaccine Hesitancy As J&J Administration Put On Hold

Join us this week as we talk with public health experts and healthcare workers about the effects of pausing use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine.

What Action Is The City Taking To Improve Housing Options For People Experiencing Homelessness?

Join us this week as we talk with the Bloomington mayor, a local shelter leader, and policy expert about what needs to be done to improve housing availability for vulnerable people in the community.

Plans For Transit In Bloomington: Protected Bike Lanes And Bus Route Changes

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Addressing Learning Loss During The Pandemic

Join us this week as we talk about student learning loss during the pandemic and how it's being addressed.

Update: Vaccination Plans And Local Progress Fighting COVID Spread

Join us this week as we discuss what declining COVID case rates indicate and where we are in vaccine distribution.

Perseverance Rover Lands On Mars

Join us this week as we talk with scientists about the Perseverance rover and what we will discover about life on Mars from its exploration.

Drug Overdoses Increase Nation And Statewide During Pandemic

Join us this week as we talk about increases in drug overdoses during the pandemic and what action the state is taking.

Education Legislation To Follow During The 2021 Session

Join us this week as we talk with school finance and education experts about bills addressing education this legislative session.

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Join us this week as we talk about the prevalence of misinformation and how it affects us.

What Will Redevelopment Of The IU Health Hospital Site Mean For Downtown Bloomington?

Join us this week as we talk about plans to redevelop the IU Bloomington Hospital site on Second and Rogers.

2021 Legislative Session Amid The COVID-19 Pandemic

Join us this week as we talk with representatives about what we can expect from the 2021 legislative session.

Trump Impeached A Second Time

This week, on Noon Edition, we’ll talk about the significance of this event and what it means for American politics.

Pro-Trump Mob Breaches Capitol Hill, Biden Confirmed Thursday

Join us this week as we talk about the pro-Trump mob that stormed Capitol Hill as Congress met to confirm President-elect Joe Biden's victory.

A Look Back At 2020

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How Can Bloomington Keep People Without Homes Safe Amid COVID-19?

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Two Federal Death Penalties Scheduled This Week In Terre Haute. Three More Could Take Place Before Jan. 20

Join us this week as we talk about federal death penalties that have been carried out this year and those scheduled to take place before the president-elect is sworn in.

With Promising COVID-19 Vaccine Results, How Are Health Systems Preparing For First Shipments?

Join us this week as we talk with health officials and experts about COVID-19 vaccine developments.

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Local Nonprofit And Business Leaders Concerned About Increased COVID-19 Cases Going Into Winter

Join us this week for a prerecorded show as we talk with community leaders in the nonprofit and business sectors about how COVID-19 is affecting the economy heading into the winter months.

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June 3, 2021

Experts and Politicians On The Future Of American Democracy

May 27, 2021

UDO Multiplex Amendment And What It Means Moving Forward

May 21, 2021

Restaurants Are Struggling To Find Workers, But Is There Really A Shortage?

May 12, 2021

High School Seniors Talk About Plans After Graduation

May 4, 2021

Brood X Cicadas To Emerge This Spring

April 29, 2021

2021 Legislative Review

April 22, 2021

A Look At Biden's First 100 Days In Office

April 15, 2021

Combating Vaccine Hesitancy As J&J Administration Put On Hold

April 8, 2021

What Action Is The City Taking To Improve Housing Options For People Experiencing Homelessness?

April 1, 2021

Plans For Transit In Bloomington: Protected Bike Lanes And Bus Route Changes

March 17, 2021

Addressing Learning Loss During The Pandemic

March 10, 2021

Update: Vaccination Plans And Local Progress Fighting COVID Spread

March 3, 2021

Perseverance Rover Lands On Mars

February 24, 2021

Drug Overdoses Increase Nation And Statewide During Pandemic

February 17, 2021

Education Legislation To Follow During The 2021 Session

February 3, 2021

Combating Public Distrust And The Spread Of Misinformation

January 28, 2021

What Will Redevelopment Of The IU Health Hospital Site Mean For Downtown Bloomington?

January 21, 2021

2021 Legislative Session Amid The COVID-19 Pandemic

January 15, 2021

Trump Impeached A Second Time

January 7, 2021

Pro-Trump Mob Breaches Capitol Hill, Biden Confirmed Thursday

January 1, 2021

A Look Back At 2020

December 17, 2020

How Can Bloomington Keep People Without Homes Safe Amid COVID-19?

December 10, 2020

Two Federal Death Penalties Scheduled This Week In Terre Haute. Three More Could Take Place Before Jan. 20

December 3, 2020

With Promising COVID-19 Vaccine Results, How Are Health Systems Preparing For First Shipments?

November 25, 2020

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