A months-long Indiana State Police investigation into a suspected methamphetamine distribution operation in Greene County led to the arrest of two individuals Tuesday after officers recovered more than 300 grams of meth and a loaded handgun during a traffic stop.

Due to limited staffing and financial constraints, Greene County will not provide debris pickup following last week’s tornado.

The Worthington Police Department is launching a new initiative aimed at strengthening the bond between law enforcement and local youth through its upcoming Junior Police Academy.

A Bloomington man is facing four felony charges after allegedly failing to pay more than $24,000 in court-ordered child support over a span of more than a decade.

Greene County officials have declared a local state of emergency following a destructive tornado that swept across the county on the evening of May 16, leaving a trail of destruction from the western to eastern borders.

A Jasonville man was arrested in the early hours of May 18 on multiple charges of operating while intoxicated after police say he failed field sobriety tests and registered a blood alcohol concentration more than twice the legal limit.

A local emergency medical technician has been honored by the State of Indiana during EMS Week, observed May 18–24, for his outstanding contributions to emergency services.

A Bloomington man was arrested May 18 on a warrant and is facing a misdemeanor charge after allegedly stabbing a truck with a knife during a public disturbance in Bloomfield.

A multi-service recovery center will open Monday to assist residents affected by the recent tornado, according to Greene County Emergency Management Agency Director Roger Axe.

The National Weather Service has preliminarily rated Friday’s tornado as an EF2, which caused significant damage in Linton and surrounding areas in Greene County.

The Linton Police Department is urging residents to use caution when approached by individuals or companies offering quick storm damage repairs.

A Dugger woman was killed and a child critically injured after a tree fell onto a vehicle during Friday evening’s storm.

Due to extensive storm damage and downed power lines in multiple areas, the Greene County Sheriff’s Department is urging residents to stay off the roads unless it is an emergency. Emergency personnel and utility crews are working as quickly as possible to clear roadways and restore power.