Today's News

The Taylorsville City Commission voted last Tuesday night to continue its course and purchase the needed equipment for the city police department to operate on P-25 radio technology.
Several years ago, the county’s 911 Committee, which is comprised of emergency agency department heads, agreed to move in the P-25 direction — a move that is recommended by the Department of Homeland Security with the idea that the more agencies that use P-25 technology, the more agencies that will be able to communicate with each other in the event of a disaster or emergency.

A Spencer County Middle School teacher and coach of the Grizzlies football team was arrested Friday after he allegedly broke into his ex-girlfriend’s home and held her there against her will.

The following cases were heard by Judge Linda Armstrong in Spencer District Court on Nov. 16, 2012:

Traffic:
Martina Coto-Linarez (1988), speeding 15 miles over the legal limit, guilty, $173 fine; no operator’s/moped license, guilty, $50 fine, all fines and fees paid.

Stephen C. Duncan (1984), speeding 15 miles over the legal limit, guilty, $25 fine; failure to wear set belts, guilty, $25 fine.