Elkhart County

• Crossroads United Way shares and discusses new data regarding struggling households
• Monger Elementary students, staff to move to former Mary Beck Elementary building next school year
• New United Way report finds 32% of Elkhart County homes, 38% of homes statewide, struggle to afford basic needs
• Bikin' Brothers cycling group promotes safety as E-Bike popularity surges
• 'Trackside Grand Station' pulls into Elkhart
• Remains found in Elkhart missing woman case, prosecutor confirms
• Sister of Bryan Ramirez Gomez will accept diploma on his behalf
• EPD find body near Highlands Apartments Wednesday afternoon, Homicide Unit investigating
• Suspect arrested for OWI after hit-and-run with parked cars
• Hit-and-run with buggy leaves one injured, suspect arrested
• 20-year-old Elkhart man charged with second OWI, leaving the scene of a crash
• Free 'Toons in June for You!' at Goshen Theater Saturday
• Police chase reaches 110 mph, ends in crash, 19-year-old driver arrested
• Elkhart man who fell into cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital meets the paramedics who saved his life
• 86 kids, three adults found at unlicensed childcare operation, FSSA files permanent injunction
• Elkhart teen injured in early morning shooting
• Elkhart County crash leads to arrest, injured passenger
• Several Elkhart groups come together to teach bike safety to kids
• 46th annual Rhapsody Arts & Music Festival Returns June 12-13
• Nature play days at Elkhart Environmental Center
• Goshen's First Fridays Birthday Bash celebrates, despite the rain
• Amigos Ranch show fest and car show
• Elkhart releases schedule for road paving next week, weather permitting
• Woman sent to prison for Fraud against a disabled adult in her care
• Bristol holds town meeting to discuss a possible data center moratorium
• First Fridays in Goshen celebrates a birthday tomorrow
• Crash leaves section of eastbound US 20 Bypass reduced to single lane
• Lippert CEO announces retirement, interim CEO named
• Elkhart County fourth grader recognized for helping save her dad's life
• Bristol man faces multiple charges of rape, child molestation
• 62-year-old man arrested for Domestic Battery after aiming gun at wife
• Elkhart Police launch billboard recruiting campaign to fill open spots on the force
• Community invited to participate in Elkhart County oral history project for 250th anniversary of US
• Elkhart City Council approves funds to repair Nappanee Street Pedestrian Bridge
• Sewer, stormwater sewer systyem separation work continues in Elkhart
• Elkhart officials break ground on Ullery Park Revitalization Project
• Nearby homeowners express frustrations with Elkhart drivers going wrong way down one-way street
• Goshen woman arrested after buggy crash in Kosciusko County
• A Goshen family pushes to grow their family
• Free class from Elkhart County Parks teaches inexpensive and creative kids' activity
• Karaoke for K-9s will raise money for the Elkhart County Humane Society
• PokeDen updates its space for a shop like experience
• Upcoming road closures starting Monday in Elkhart
• UPDATE: Suspect identified from Friday's shooting in Elkhart
• 2026 Bike Safety Rodeo coming June 7
• UPDATE: One person left with serious injuries after high-speed pursuit ends in crash
• This weekend is the annual Hall of Heroes Comic Con
• UPDATE: Road reopened after excavator fire at demolition site in Elkhart
• Goshen wrestling coach Jim Pickard to be inducted into state hall of fame
• Family of motorcyclist hit by teenager in Middlebury speaks out about his catastrophic injuries
• Elkhart Art Walk returns for the summer
• UPDATE: Man arrested, charged with murdering wife in Elkhart
• 28-year-old man charged with 10 counts of Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Elkhart Community Schools launches new virtual learning program
• Commercial fire leaves three burned in Bristol
• Goshen High School head wrestling coach Jim Pickard to be inducted into the IHSWCA Hall of Fame
• 18-year-old charged in crash that nearly severed motorcyclist's leg
• Hawthorne Early Learning Center hosting open house Wednesday
• Pool prices on the rise due to inflation, sales still climbing
• Elkhart County Miracle pauses season over venue issues
• Quilt and Fiber Experience returns to Elkhart County
• Elkhart holds annual Memorial Day parade
• Indiana State Police Toll Road post conducts Wolfpack Patrol for Memorial Day Weekend
• UPDATE: Annette D. Hibbler has been found
• Goshen First Fridays birthday bash celebration
• Kayak the St. Joe River with Elkhart County Parks
• Fresh Cuts, Fresh Starts: Re-Entry Program Gives Back in Elkhart
• Hall of Heroes Comic Con returns to Elkhart for 2026
• “Art Walk After Hours” outdoor concert series
• City of Elkhart launches 2026 'Trees for the Hart' planting initiative
• Motorcyclist suffers catastrophic injuries in Elkhart County crash Thursday, driver arrested
• Michiana Spring Clay Tour for the Northern Indiana Clay Alliance
• Bomb threat called into Elkhart business Thursday morning
• 1,400 Hoosiers gather for 14th annual RV Power Breakfast in Elkhart
• ABC57 News talks with Governor Mike Braun about data centers, gas tax suspension
• Elkhart County Humane Society create a cat adoption special for May to help with overcrowding
• Concord schools outline hiring process for athletic director who was previously accused of abusive conduct
• City of Elkhart breaks ground on $51 million Hively Avenue Overpass    
• Mary Beck Elementary hosts open house for one last time
• Interurban Trolley closed for Memorial Day
• Crossroads United Way announces $845k in grants, some to support Elkhart County and others
• Elkhart Summer Reading Challenge 2026 kicks off
• UPDATE: Pedestrian identified in deadly early morning crash on C.R. 17
• Rick Court named new Concord High School athletic director
• New Paris Community Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony coming up
• Elkhart man sentenced to 32 years in prison for deadly crash
• South Bend woman arrested in wrong-way driver crash on Indiana Toll Road
• Graves of Revolutionary War veterans get a visit by history fans
• Elkhart high school football players got out on the gridiron with athletes from Mosaic
• Boots and Bulls bring Western fun to The Old Bag Factory in Goshen on May 23
• Local nonprofit receives $160k grant to expand mental health services, support families in crisis
• UPDATE: Elkhart police execute early morning search warrant on C.R. 11, firearms and drugs seized
• City of Elkhart announces Memorial Day celebrations
• Man sentenced to 77 years in prison for Osceola drug deal murder
• NIPSCO crews at work after morning gas line leak in Bristol
• Elkhart Community Schools names new high school athletic director
• Elkhart High School and Mosaic promoting accessibility with flag football
• Environmental activists target RV industry's wood-sourcing practices
• Water main break, road repairs, culvert removal in Middlebury
• Community invited to cheer on students at Unified Champions Game Day