The boil water advisory for all Jasonville Utilities customers has been lifted. Customers may now resume normal use of their tap water for drinking, cooking, and other household purposes.

Beginning on or around Saturday, July 18, Indiana Department of Transportation crews will be performing paving operations at the intersection of S.R. 45/445. This paving work is expected to cause delays at the intersection. Work is part of a project to install a roundabout at the intersection. Paving is expected to occur in the morning through the early afternoon on Saturday, depending on the weather.

Organizers of Greene County National Night Out are inviting local businesses, organizations and community members to help make this year's event a success by becoming sponsors, hosting resource tables or donating items.

Water service has been restored to all Jasonville Utilities customers following repairs to a water main that was damaged Thursday. Although service has resumed, all Jasonville water customers remain under a boil water advisory until further notice, according to the Jasonville Water Department.

A Terre Haute pastor and former Metropolitan School District of Shakamak bus driver has been accused of engaging in a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old girl, leading to two Level 4 felony counts of sexual misconduct with a minor.

A Poland woman was arrested July 15 after police say she attempted to steal more than $560 worth of merchandise from the Linton Walmart earlier this month.

Water service has been interrupted for all Jasonville Utilities customers after Mainstream Fiber Optic Company struck a water main. According to Jasonville Utilities, customers throughout the city will be without water until further notice while utility crews complete the necessary repairs. Officials said crews are working to restore service as quickly and safely as possible and thanked customers for their patience during the outage. Once water service has been restored and repairs are complete, the entire water system will remain under a boil water advisory until further notice. Customers will be notified when water service has been restored and again when the boil water advisory has been lifted. Additional updates will be provided as information becomes available.

A Sullivan man was arrested July 13 after an Indiana Conservation Officer found him asleep behind the wheel of a vehicle blocking a residential driveway in eastern Greene County.

A water main has been damaged, and Jasonville Utilities crews are working to complete repairs. Customers in the Gray Street and Grant Street areas may experience low water pressure or a temporary interruption in water service while crews make the necessary repairs. Jasonville Utilities apologized for the inconvenience and thanked customers for their patience as repair work continues. Water service is expected to return to normal once repairs are complete.

A Bloomfield man is facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges after deputies responded to a report of a pickup truck that had left the roadway and come to rest in a field west of Bloomfield.

When Jeremy Brinkman accepted a position as Worthington's deputy marshal in the fall of 2024, he knew the commute from Indianapolis-area communities would be a challenge. Shortly after, he's not only serving as the town's interim marshal but also calls Worthington home.

The Worthington Town Marshal's Office is reminding residents to keep dogs properly restrained and protected from the summer heat following an increase in reports of dogs running loose throughout the community.

Eastern Heights Utilities advises that the Westgate water tower is scheduled for an inspection today. As a result of the inspection, customers in the Scotland and Westgate areas may experience lower-than-normal water pressure throughout the day.

A Linton man has been arrested following an Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) investigation that authorities say uncovered evidence of child sexual abuse material being possessed and transmitted through an online messaging platform.

UPDATE: The teen has been located

The Linton Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in locating 15-year-old Ryder Ward. Ryder was last seen on July 13, 2026, in the Linton area. He was wearing black shoes, white socks, black shorts, and an unknown shirt color at the time. Anyone with information regarding Ryder’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Linton Police Department at 812-847-4411 or reach out to your local law enforcement agency.