Lexington News

A hearing preceded the normal business meeting of Scott County Commissioners on Monday night, November 2, involving several pieces of property alleged to have violated the county's Unsafe Building Ordinance.

While most citizens are preparing their menus for the upcoming Thanksgiving day meal and looking forward to the time spent with family and friends, some have already started planning for the Christmas season.

Three convicted people learned their fates during sentencings in separate criminal cases conducted on Tuesday, November 3, in Scott Circuit Court.

Chad Sprigler wants his new restaurant to be the kind of place you visit and feel as though you're on vacation.

An undercover drug operation at a Clarksville residence led to the arrest of three people on numerous felony charges on Monday.

Authorities have arrested a Lexington man, charging him with in the theft of marriage licenses from county clerk's offices.

A man who allegedly pointed a semiautomatic handgun at another man during a road-rage incident was charged Thursday with three felonies and a misdemeanor.

A man who allegedly pointed a semiautomatic handgun at another man during a road-rage incident was charged Thursday with three felonies and a misdemeanor.

A man who allegedly pointed a semiautomatic handgun at another man during a road-rage incident was charged Thursday with three felonies and a misdemeanor.

Seven area residents including two from Jackson County were arrested Tuesday morning on charges related to the production of methamphetamine in Jefferson County, police say.

Jefferson County: Last night Indiana State Police received an anonymous tip of a possible methamphetamine lab operation near Lexington, IN in Jefferson County.

A huge pot growing operation busted by Indiana State Police Wednesday morning uncovered marijuana worth more than $100,000 found hidden in the back of some woods.

The Scott County sheriff's office said a man accidentally ran over his girlfriend's toddler as he backed out of a driveway.

Teaching young children the dangers of drugs and alcohol can be a difficult task, but no one does it better than Hopkins County Deputy Punkin Arnett.