Dee Dotson
Vice President of Radio OperationsDee Dotson was named host and producer of Regionally Speaking, in 2021. Dee is responsible for connecting with the northwest Indiana community newsmakers to share their stories with the Lakeshore Public Media listening audience. She believes in the power of storytelling to engage, teach and change lives. Prior to working at Lakeshore Public Radio, Dee enjoyed giving of her time, talent and resources to various community organizations.
In June 2025, Dee's dedication to Lakeshore Public Media's excellence and community impact led to her appointment as Vice President of Radio Operations. In this role, Dee combines her strategic vision with a servant leadership philosophy guided by Tim Fargo's mantra: "Leadership is service not position".
A proud Indiana University Northwest graduate, Dee holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and is a very active member of the local alumni association.
When she’s not busy pouring over the daily news cycle, Dee shifts her focus to unscripted anthropological studies (reality TV) which have absolutely no impact on the current debt ceiling. Dee finds her greatest joy at home. She loves to spend time with her husband, children, and beloved pooch Lexie and her three rescued feline siblings.
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Porter County Community Foundation awards $8,484 to support Lakeshore Public Media transmission upgrades
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Northwest Indiana Gets Federal Storm Relief As Residents Face Proposed Utility Rate Hikes
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From The Chicago Bears to Keith Lee to Gary Native Glenn “Big Dog” Robinson, High-Profile Donors Rush Storm Aid to Gary
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Downed power line in Schererville knocks out power to thousands, snarls Tri-Town traffic
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Following Severe Storms, Northwest Indiana Animal Shelters Face a Dual Crisis of Outages and IntakesFollowing Severe Storms, Northwest Indiana Animal Shelters Face a Dual Crisis of Outages and Intakes
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Standing With Our Neighbors: Legacy Foundation Mobilizes Major Relief Fund After Severe Storms
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Mayor Eddie Melton outlines Gary’s storm recovery as residents balance relief and lingering frustration
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Hammond city leaders push NIPSCO to speed power restoration as resident frustrations mount
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Northwest Indiana storm victims can apply for up to $5,000 in state relief funds
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Calls grow for Porter County Judge Buckley to resign following drunken-driving plea deal