Daily jail and police log
-An arrest warrant was served on 28-year-old Courtney E. Sutton of Loogootee yesterday. She was wanted for Fraud on a Financial Institution, Check Fraud, 3 counts of Forgery and two counts of
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E-Learning Day deemed a triumph
Washington’s E-Learning Day on March 22, was a success. Asst. Superintendent Kevin Frank told the Washington School Board that based on the results, that the school system is set to
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Indiana sewer project unearths trove of mastodon bones
photo from The (Seymour) Tribune, http://www.tribtown.com (AP) — Workers installing sewer lines across a southern Indiana farm unearthed the fossilized bones of a mastodon that likely stood
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Bucshon and Braun react to the Mueller report
(NETWORK INDIANA) The redacted Mueller report makes it “abundantly clear” that there was no collusion with the Russians and no obstruction of justice by President Trump, says Indiana
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Meth arrest made Wednesday
-22-year-old Francisco A. Rodriguez of Washington was jailed yesterday for Possession of Meth and Resisting Law Enforcement. The arrest was made by WPD. No bond was set. -The Daviess County
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Forecast of rain prompts flood watch
A flood watch is in effect through tomorrow morning. The National Weather Service reports that several rounds of showers and thunderstorms with heavy rainfall are
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Tension at the Odon Town Board meeting
An Odon Town Board member walked out of this week’s regular board meeting just minutes into the meeting. The meeting Monday began with Councilman Doug Benjamin
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Vehicle rolled over in crash
There were no injuries when two vehicles collided at US 50 and 300-West. The call came in at 7-pm last night. One of the vehicles was reported to have flipped. Authorities arrived to find
Continue Reading »More mumps at IU
16 students have mumps now on the I-U campus in Bloomington. All nine additions are from the same fraternity where some of the earlier confirmations occurred. That fraternity has not been named.
Continue Reading »A teacher-pay plan is in final negotiations
Both the House and Senate have voted to encourage schools to earmark 85-percent of their budgets for the classroom. But the Senate added a requirement for schools to submit a plan for
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