In today’s episode, Jeanne Leimkuhler, who is the founder of Bloomington Trashion Refashion  talks with Dr. Cicek about her environmental activism since moving to Berkeley, CA, and her involvement with Extinction Rebellion organization Bay Area Chapter as an artist.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office arrested one of two suspects in the vandalism of Old Dutch Community Church in Ellettsville last night; The Bloomington Planning Commission met for a public hearing on the new Bloomington Unified Development Ordinance last week; the Monroe County Budget Council heard from the county’s public defender’s office last week following …

On today’s segment we brought you news about The Associated Press Reporting the Indiana State Department of Health is getting $7.1 million a year for three years from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, to aid the state’s ongoing efforts to stem the opioid crisis. The Miami Nation of Indians is one step closer …

On today’s segment we brought you news about the ACLU of Indiana filing a lawsuit against the Monroe County Sheriff, alleging that the Sheriff’s Department is hiding Facebook comments about how the county is cooperation with US Immigration and Custom Enforcement. Farmers of Indiana’s first hemp crop will begin harvesting this month. On Big Talk …

By Sarah Vaughan A carbon fee and dividend policy proposed by Citizens’ Climate Lobby could be a game changer for the environment, according to CCL volunteer lobbyists Robert Meitus and Richard Durisen. They believe an issue as large as climate change requires a large, collectively driven solution. “I kinda realized that, no matter what I …

In today’s episode, Professor Emily Bobo talks with Dr. Cicek about recording her truth(s) through poetry, understanding how truth works and shares a section of a poem from her book Instrumental.

Indiana legalizes sports wagering; City council approves funding for a new hybrid bus for Bloomington Transit; Bloomington host five festivals this weekend, and parking will be limited. COMMUNITY CONVERSATION Macy Evans sits down with three Mandela Scholars from Africa, to talk about their summer fellowship at Indiana University, and what ideas they will bring back …

On this segment of WFHB’s Daily Local News we brought you information on the Associated Press reporting, a federal appeals court has sided with critics of an Indiana law who argue it would allow officials to illegally remove voters from the state’s election rolls. The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals also upheld a preliminary injunction …

On this segment of WFHB’s Daily Local News we brought you information on farmers reporting record lows for Indiana’s corn and soybean crop this year. A new international study reveals that even low levels of air pollution is a serious threat to health. The Richland Bean Blossom School Board’s August meeting focused on a new …

On this segment of WFHB’s Daily Local News we brought you information on an advisory issued for the Paynetown and Fairfax beaches at Lake Monroe. citing blue-green algae contamination. The IDEM advises dogs do not play in the water and that humans avoid swallowing any water. According to the Indiana Daily Student, Brad Clapper, a …