School attendance is in the hot seat this year as a new state statute requires schools to report excessive unexcused absences to county officials and in turn, county officials will be required to file charges against parents.  

With a new school year right around the corner, the Greene County Back to School Health Fair will bring families together for an event where health takes center stage for all ages Saturday, Aug. 10 at the Greene County Fairgrounds. 

A 58-year-old Jasonville man, arrested July 20 on alcohol-related charges, is scheduled to appear in Greene Superior Court Sept. 11 for a pre-trial conference after waiving his initial hearing on Aug. 1.

A 27-year-old Bloomfield woman was scheduled to appear in Greene Superior Court Wednesday for theft charges after she allegedly transferred over $1,200 from someone’s CashApp bank account into her account without permission. 

National Night Out drew hundreds of people to Linton’s Humphreys Park Tuesday night for fun, food, prizes, and interacting with emergency responders, including police, fire, and EMS.

National Night Out, an event to promote police-community partnerships through a night of free, fun activities, is happening next week. 

A new school year is almost upon which means additional traffic of school buses, student drivers, and parents before and after school. 

The Greene County Sheriff’s Department is looking for a couple of people who want to serve the citizens of Greene County in the position of merit deputies. 

A motorcycle accident around 11 p.m. July 27 on East State Road 445 near the Interstate 69 ramp resulted in the death of a Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department Deputy. 

A motorcycle accident around 11 p.m. July 27 on East State Road 445 near the Interstate 69 ramp resulted in the death of a 25-year-old Bedford man. 

After Greene County’s Clerk announced he was resigning from the position effective July 31, county Republican precinct committeemen were tasked with selecting a replacement. That replacement has been selected and she is ready to serve the residents of Greene County. 

Police officers do more than write traffic tickets and make arrests. In fact, officers at the Linton Police Department are stepping up to meet the needs of those in need through a newly-formed Emergency Supply Program.