Elkhart County News

• Pickup truck crashes into Chase Bank
• Elkhart schools looking to raise property tax to support education related funding
• Student in custody after firearm displayed at Jefferson Elementary
• Tanker leaked diesel fuel at SR 19 and SR 119
• Motorist pronounced deceased after striking guard rail, flipping vehicle
• Man found deceased Friday was involved in pursuit several days earlier
• Free self defense, rape prevention class available to the public
• New Paris Speedway facing setbacks after burglary
• Family of Elkhart hit and run victims suing the city for damages
• Five people arrested after driver leads deputies on two state pursuit
• Made in Michiana: Hoosier Crane Service Company
• Police chase crosses state lines, ends in suspect’s capture
• 'Smiling' woman sends troopers on high speed, 20 mile pursuit on Indiana Toll Road
• Goshen Art House screening live-action Oscar-nominated shorts
• Person of interest sought by Elkhart County Sheriff's Office
• Elkhart woman pleaded guilty to killing her husband
• Students sign petition to change the mascot for Elkhart High School
• Elkhart officers find one person dead after responding to a welfare check
• Deputies asking for help identifying suspects who stole travel trailers
• High rate of unlicensed drivers are driving under the radar
• Victim of Valentine's Lane shooting identified
• Student arrested after threat made against Concord High School
• Goshen man's death under investigation
• Shooting on Valentine's Lane in Elkhart under investigation
• Local professor, marketing expert weigh in on ease of misinformation online
• ADEC holds annual Cupcake Wars competition
• Paint booth catches fire at Adorn on Hively Avenue
• Goshen woman locked in her basement by own family shares her story to help others
• Winter weather advisory, travel advisories in effect for parts of Michiana
• Michigan residents facing charges related to child's death
• I&M expects to restore power to all customers by 3 p.m.
• Elkhart City Council green lights street widening project
• Mayor moves forward with independent review of Elkhart police department
• Murder suspect Benford Davis back in Elkhart County
• Arbor Lakes apartment fire ruled accidental
• Deputies release photo of man suspected in theft case
• Police seeking tips in stolen check case
• Mayor holds press conference about assessment of Elkhart Police Department
• Report says Indiana teens experience high rates of dating violence; YWCA working to lower numbers
• Goshen High students organize first-ever dance marathon for their special-ed classmates
• All-girl youth hockey team making history in Michiana
• Court overturns murder conviction over hypnosis issue
• Elkhart resident killed in Cass County crash
• Mayor selects former US Attorney to assess Elkhart Police Department
• Fourth grade student passes away after contracting bacterial meningitis
• Elkhart residents learn about street widening project at public meeting
• Suspect who fled from Elkhart Police identified
• Local nonprofit asking for community's help
• New hybrid voting machines coming to Elkhart County
• Man who fled traffic stop arrested by Elkhart Police
• Artist from Elkhart sharing her drug recovery story through art
• Donation gives thousands of students new safety tool for the bus stop
• Sectional champs crowned in girls basketball
• Arrest made in murder of Sherry Houston in March 2018
• Grand jury to review Goshen Police shooting on January 9
• Three arrested after man leads officers on short chase in Goshen
• Local girls hoops sectional play begins
• Rep. Walorski honors Goshen resident as Hoosier Hero
• No cause determined in Elkhart structure fire
• Former Elkhart mayor announces he's running again
• Firefighters battle fire at house on CR 15
• Water main break in Goshen partially shuts down North Main Street
• NIPSCO warns Michiana customers of scam
• Residents evacuated after apartment fire in Bristol
• Water main break in Elkhart due to extreme cold temperatures
• Elkhart homelessness ministry asking for expansion funding
• Elkhart County residents questioning lack of state of emergency
• Water main break in Elkhart repaired, roads have reopened
• High school sports weather postponements - Jan. 29
• Plymouth Avenue closed in Goshen
• Tips on how to prevent hypothermia, frostbite
• 16-year-old girl stabbed with box cutter during altercation
• CANCELLED: Silver Alert for Nappanee girl
• Silver Alert issued for Nappanee girl
• Nappanee man accused of child molestation
• Goshen Theater celebrating successful renovation campaign with week-long event
• Captain Brad Rogers presented with Circle of Corydon Award
• Goshen Police officer pleads guilty to OWI
• School bus crashes into tree on CR 21 in Elkhart County
• Acts of Service continues to expand community connections
• Department of Transportation teaches bus safety to local elementary schools
• Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department captain placed on paid leave
• Many Michiana residents prepped, ready for winter storm
• Doctors: Cold weather increases your risk of a heart attack
• Weather related closings and delays
• Suicide prevention resources
• Goshen Police Department asks for help identifying possible Walmart thief
• Elkhart car thieves caught on homeowner's surveillance camera
• Goshen PD ask the public's help in identifying alleged Walmart thief
• Train collides with vehicle on Madison Street in Goshen
• Web Exclusive: The government shutdown is impacting local job recruiting
• Police: Weather conditions, intoxication played role in rollover crash
• Video shot by suspect show moments before he was shot by a Goshen police officer
• Goshen Police release name of officer who shot fleeing suspect
• Family of man shot by Goshen Police speaks
• Rod Roberson announces he's running for Elkhart mayor
• Elkhart Police asking for help identifying subject in surveillance photos
• Goshen mayor seeking second term
• What started as a couple lending a helping hand ended in a robbery
• Police chase ends with officer firing shots in downtown Goshen