Former New York State Senator Libous Dies

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May 4, 2016
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Former Assembly Speaker Silver Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison
Former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver was sentenced to 12 years in prison and told by a federal judge that he must give back $5 million that he stole from the public.

Poll Shows Many New Yorkers Say Fighting State Corruption Should Be A Priority
A new poll finds voters want corruption in state government addressed before lawmakers adjourn the 2016 session. 

Former New York State Senator Libous Dies
A longtime New York state senator who helped lead its Republican majority before his conviction last year for lying to the FBI has died.

SPOTLIGHT

StoryPolitics IRL (In Real Life) Series
The Politics IRL series from NPR's Washington Desk examines the issues voters are dealing with and that the next President of the United States can influence. Coverage is focused on the topics that impact Americans' ability to remain in or get into the middle class.Morning Edition will air three stories this week and All Things Considered will air two stories next week. More stories are planned as the election season continues. 
 
ON THIS AFTERNOON
African Americans who enjoy high profile, successful careers say they often experience more, small racist events or micro aggressions, generating more depression and anxiety. How success cannot shield minorities from the consequences of America's racial history. Next time on The Takeaway from WNYC and PRI, Public Radio International.

May 4, Noon | WSQX RADIO

ON TONIGHT
The small town of Austin, Indiana is still dealing with an HIV outbreak fueled by prescription drug abuse. Part of the problem? Getting access to medications that help people quit. We revisit Austin, Indiana today on All Things Considered from NPR News.

May 4, 4:00pm | WSKG RADIO



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