Lauren Talley
Morning Edition ProducerLauren Talley is Michigan Radio’s Morning Edition producer. She produces and edits studio interviews and feature stories, and helps manage the “Mornings in Michigan” series. Lauren also serves as the lead substitute host for Morning Edition.
Lauren returned to Michigan Radio in March 2017 nearly a decade after her first internship as a newsroom intern. From 2011 to 2017, Lauren worked at a PBS member station in Washington, D.C. She was a producer for the public television program Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, a weekly show about world religion.
Lauren graduated from Michigan State University with degrees in Journalism and Spanish.
An Ann Arbor native, Lauren is happy to be back in the city where she was raised. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time in nature, sewing, cooking, and playing with her cat Dolly and her hound/lab mix, Rufus.
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Schools are increasingly becoming targets of ransomware attacks. In the attacks, criminal hackers find a way into a school’s computer network, then shut down the school's systems and hold its data hostage hoping for a payout. -
The Michigan Public Service Commission said it's expecting to run out of unassigned 313 telephone numbers by the end of 2025.
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Hear from Ann Arbor parents and an epidemiologist about the city's school mask mandate and the current levels of COVID, flu, and RSV in Michigan.
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For the second straight year, Michigan has advanced to the Big Ten Conference championship game after a win over Ohio State. The Wolverines will face Purdue in Indianapolis Saturday. Kickoff is at 8:00 p.m. Michigan Radio sports commentator John U. Bacon and Morning Edition host Doug Tribou discuss the game.
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Mahsa Amini died while in the custody of Iran’s morality police in September. Since then protests have spread across the country. Here in Michigan, there have been local protests to show solidarity with protesters in Iran.
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This year, Michigan voters will elect justices to serve on the Michigan Supreme Court. Two of the seven seats will be filled. They'll go to the candidates with the two highest vote totals. Michigan Radio's Morning Edition is featuring interviews with each of the five candidates running for the court.
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This year, Michigan voters will elect justices to serve on the Michigan Supreme Court. Two of the seven seats will be filled. They'll go to the candidates with the two highest vote totals. Michigan Radio's Morning Edition is featuring interviews with each of the five candidates running for the court.
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This year, Michigan voters will elect justices to serve on the Michigan Supreme Court. Two of the seven seats will be filled. They'll go to the candidates with the two highest vote totals. Michigan Radio's Morning Edition is featuring interviews with each of the five candidates running for the court.
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This year, Michigan voters will elect justices to serve on the Michigan Supreme Court. Two of the seven seats will be filled. They'll go to the candidates with the two highest vote totals. Michigan Radio's Morning Edition is featuring interviews with each of the five candidates running for the court.
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This year, Michigan voters will elect justices to serve on the Michigan Supreme Court. Two of the seven seats are on the ballot. They'll go to the candidates with the two highest vote totals. This week on Morning Edition, we're featuring interviews with each of the five candidates running for the court.
