A 24-year-old Jasonville woman is being held in Greene County Jail on a $25,000 bond following a Jan. 10 drug-related arrest after a probation search. 

While the May Primary Election might seem to be a while away, the window to file a declaration of candidacy is now open. 

When officers conducted a house search as a condition of probation on a 23-year-old Linton man on Jan. 10, he was arrested after drugs, paraphernalia, and syringes were located inside the residence. 

Greene County Emergency Management Director Roger Axe is advising residents to prepare now for subzero temperatures expected next week. 

The Linton Police Department, Indiana State Police, and Greene County Sheriff’s Department responded Jan. 9 to a report of an individual, allegedly armed with a gun, causing damage to a D Street Northwest residence in Linton. 

A 59-year-old Springville woman is scheduled to appear in Greene Superior Court Jan. 11 following a Dec. 27 arrest on a handful of charges after allegedly battering a public safety official, resisting law enforcement, and operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

Law Enforcement Appreciation Day has been observed each Jan. 9 since 2015 and offers the public an opportunity to thank the men and women who put their lives on the line daily to serve and protect. 

Law Enforcement Appreciation Day – observed on Jan. 9 – offers the public an opportunity to thank the men and women who put their lives on the line daily to serve and protect. 

A 40-year-old Bloomfield man found himself behind bars on Dec. 28 after he allegedly pinned a female against a wall, strangling her. 

The Worthington Police Department is rolling out a new program to help control speeding within the town to keep residents and visitors safe. 

A 64-year-old Worthington man was arrested for operating a vehicle at more than twice the legal limit after a traffic stop for speeding. 

An 18-year-old Bloomfield man found himself behind bars on Christmas Eve after allegedly battering a disabled family member. 

There will be no Jail Log today as county offices are closed for New Year’s Day.

Law enforcement officials are recommending good choices as a way to bring in the new year.