WFHB Bloomington Community Radio
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Indiana’s Department of Natural Resources withdrew two controversial rule changes, which would have created a bobcat hunting season and would have required state-approved animal control workers to euthanize captured raccoons, coyotes and opossums; The General Assembly approved an oversight committee yesterday, to investigate issues plaguing Indiana’s Department of Child Services; Bloomington Public Works Director Adam Wason reports a rapidly changing, global recycling market could eventually lead Bloomington to charge residents for recycling; Construction at three major Bloomington intersections is on schedule; Bloomington high school students are asking the city’s government to step up efforts to combat climate change.
FEATURE: The Environmental Protection Agency designated downtown Spencer as a Superfund site yesterday, due to chemical pollution in the town’s groundwater. IU Law Professor Robert Fischman talks about the impact the designation as a Superfund site will have for area residents.
BETTER BEWARE: This Winter’s Equifax data breach was worse than consumers were originally warned; Over 146 million American’s social security numbers were exposed when the company was hacked. Better Beware’s Richard Fish takes us through the numbers.
CREDITS: Today’s headlines were written by Jonah Chester, along with Sarah Vaughan for CATS week, in partnership with Community Access Television Services.
Better Beware was produced by Richard Fish,
Our feature was produced by Wes Martin.
Our engineer today is Jenna Jankowski.
Our theme music is provided by Ben Lumsdaine, Dani Graf, and Scott Schmadeke.
Executive Producer is Wes Martin.
Our anchors today are Scott Weddle and Barbara Fuqua.
