Bente Bouthier is a Producer at Noon Edition. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, healthcare systems, federal legislation, and current affairs, with a particular emphasis on medicine, technology, and digital transformation. Bouthier's work has been featured in WFYI, WVXU, Indianapolis Recorder, Indiana Public Media, and Delaware Public Media.
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Bente Bouthier's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, education, and elections in the Bloomington area of Indiana. Her articles often cover local events and community initiatives.
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Delaware lawmakers clashed over a measure that modifies the state's approach to overdose prevention and drug use.
By: Bente Bouthier
A possible restructure to a group that has significant sway over state employee and retiree healthcare will keep the treasurer as a member.
By: Bente Bouthier
Delaware's revisiting policy on how it regulates digital records –called blockchains–which could bear fruit to new legislation related to finance, banking, and cryptocurrency as early as next year.
By: Bente Bouthier
Initially controversial legislation aimed at reducing consumer spending on healthcare moved through the State Senate with minimal debate– and public support from the state's largest healthcare lobbying group.
By: Bente Bouthier
After multiple attempts over the years, Delaware's approach to school referenda could get an overhaul.
Despite revisions made to SB 300 , which creates a new license for Delaware gun dealers, it still received significant pushback from Republicans during senate floor debate.
By: Bente Bouthier
A revised version of legislation seeking project labor agreements for large school construction projects gained State Senate approval, before budget mark ups begin with the Joint Finance Committee
By: Bente Bouthier
The budget writing Joint Finance Committee's mark-up hearings add $65 million in general funds to Gov. Matt Meyer's budget proposal for fiscal year 2027.
By: Bente Bouthier
Construction for the Port of Wilmington's Edgemoor expansion is expected to start this summer, with added money from the state to close an $185 million funding gap.
By: Bente Bouthier
Delaware takes a major step toward having its own in-state medical school, confirming an official partnership with Thomas Jefferson University
