Elkhart County

• Boil water advisory declared for parts of Goshen
• UPDATE: Man arrested after State Street shooting in Elkhart, victim still in critical condition
• Suspect ejected from stolen vehicle after crashing into house following short police pursuit
• World Cup final brings the Elkhart community together to watch the Game on the Green
• Rescheduled fireworks, Jazz Fest encore draw crowds to downtown Elkhart
• Jazz Fest Encore and fireworks slated for Saturday in Downtown Elkhart
• City of Elkhart awarded $1.5M for affordable housing and downtown development
• Head-on crash on U.S. 20 sends driver to hospital, other driver cited
• Elkhart County residents still waiting for repair help a month after tornado
• Building Nicholas Stanley's defense in the final weeks before trial
• Elkhart Community Schools pause elementary athletic programs for upcoming school year
• Elkhart Community School vote rejects one-dollar sale, but the sale is still likely
• Affected residents to receive letters regarding storm damage assessment by Elkhart County EMA
• City of Elkhart announces rescheduled fireworks show
• Law enforcement officers react to rash of NW Indiana officers shot in line of duty
• WATCH: Nappanee police K9 assists in arrest of attempted murder suspect
• City of Elkhart paving streets for a week, starting Monday
• Elkhart County youth will open their very own lemonade stands as part of Lemonade Day National
• The World Cup Final will be shown on the big screen in Downtown Elkhart
• Bristol Homecoming Festival brings another year of family fun
• Take a guided nighttime hike at the River Preserve County Park
• Greencroft Goshen set to host a Nursing Career Fair
• Majestic Care of Goshen holds charity garage sale, with proceeds going to 'The Window'
• Elkhart School Board discusses transferring Osolo Elementary building to nonprofit Premiere Arts Academy
• Alleged unlicensed daycare in Goshen ordered to shut down by Judge
• Elkhart County Planning Commission hears public comments against Bristol data center rezoning
• STAY Indiana to hold 2nd Annual “Girls with Altitude” at Goshen Airport
• 85-year-old driver fails to yield, causes crash Thursday evening in Goshen
• Prosecuting Attorney rules February officer-involved fatal shooting of Bryan Ramirez Gomez justified self-defense
• UPDATE: Goshen furniture manufacturer closed after Tuesday morning fire, restoration underway
• New documents detail Elkhart officer arrest
• Evidence against suspected drunk Elkhart school bus driver deemed inadmissible
• 21-year-old faces felony counts of Child Exploitation, Possession of Child Pornography
• Huge sinkhole in Elkhart County, east of Goshen expected to be repaired by Friday
• City of Elkhart set to adopt new wheel and vehicle surtax
• Elkhart officer arrested on two misdemeanor counts
• One hurt after Fourth of July shooting near downtown Elkhart
• Syracuse woman charged with allegedly driving through backyard during police chase
• Section of C.R. 35 impassable due to large hole, avoid area
• Dead body found next to Toledo Road apartment building
• Center for Healing & Hope World Cup watch party
• Elkhart donation drive fills truck with supplies for Venezuela earthquake victims
• America's Freedom Fest July 11 at Goshen airport
• Elkhart postpones firework show
• Paleo Night teaches community about prehistoric practices
• UPDATE: Man dies after truck strikes his horse and buggy
• No Interurban Trolley service on Saturday
• Community Foundation of Elkhart County awards $1.3M in grants to local nonprofits
• Wellfield Botanic Gardens crowned best botanic garden in the US
• The Window food pantry in Goshen undergoing operations pause, stabilization period
• The Salvation Army will offer food for Southern Elkhart County residents
• Local county fair officials discuss new law allowing alcohol sales
• Patrick and LCI Industries announce all-stock merger Tuesday
• Local Elkhart business hosts Humanitarian Drive for Venezuela
• Elkhart man charged with allegedly molesting child in church bathroom
• Goshen man charged with allegedly fleeing police after drag racing in the street
• Elkhart man charged in alleged sexual assault of a child
• From train tracks to highways, how Indiana became the "Crossroads of America"
• Historical presentation will take place at Island Park
• Man charged with shooting woman who later flagged down Concord school bus
• Greencastle man charged with leading officers on 100+ mph pursuit
• It's time again for Goshen Float Fest, 2026
• Semi jackknifes avoiding separate crash on US 20 Bypass
• Damage assessment continues in Elkhart County following EF-2 Tornado
• The Elkhart community is searching for answers after a 2-year-old was shot in the middle of the night
• UPDATE: Shooting of sleeping two-year-old in Elkhart now being investigated by county homicide unit
• Lane restrictions and rolling slowdowns on US 20 Wednesday evening
• Prairie Street Cemetery works to clear storm damage
• Community invited to Corson Riverwoods County Park for 'Pollinator Playpath' ribbon-cutting
• Nationally known comedian headlining annual comedy fundraiser for Elkhart County
• Goshen officer suffers minor injuries after being hit by fleeing driver
• Comfortable temperature brings life to the Elkhart Jazz Festival
• Guest lecture on where water, science, and community meet
• E3RC 2026 summer camps
• Teacher Appreciation Day with Elkhart County Parks
• Fairfield High School's new coaching lineup
• Woman hit and injured by truck in Nappanee
• Woman hit by car in Elkhart has died, child remains in the hospital
• Motorcyclist injured in crash with car Friday afternoon
• Elkhart EMA releases damage numbers, power restoration update
• UPDATE: Mother killed after being struck by vehicle Thursday night identified, 2-year-old remains in hospital
• Sun shines on Elkhart Jazz Fest
• Juneteenth celebration kicks off Elkhart Jazz Fest
• Meet Andy Stephenson, Goshen's new Chief of Police
• Woman arrested, charged after allegedly dragging child over 20 feet with car
• UPDATE: 55-year-old man from Waterloo arrested for Child Solicitation in Goshen
• Free emergency food distribution planned Thursday in Elkhart
• Woman faces felony charges after allegedly striking boyfriend with pick-up truck
• CARE University helping support college students day to day
• 24-year-old faces felony charges of Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Traffic Alert and Boil Water Advisory for Goshen
• Man charged with Domestic Battery at Goshen Little League parking lot
• Elkhart County prepares for possible flooding ahead of possible severe storms
• Elkhart nonprofit packs and delivers food for storm victims
• Elkhart County Emergency Management starts recovery process after tornadoes and prepares for more possible severe weather
• Volunteers mobilizing for emergency food response in Elkhart County Monday
• Nappanee became Candyland Saturday
• UPDATE: Woman dies in hospital following vehicle and train collision in Goshen
• Indiana 211 requests storm damage reports from residents of Elkhart, Lake, Porter, and Huntington counties
• City of Elkhart provides storm recovery update