Elkhart County

• New charter school opening in Elkhart for Fall 2023 enrollment
• Stolen vehicle leads to crash, Elkhart County Homicide Unit investigating
• Transpo, Interurban Trolley survey deadline extended to February 10
• Elkhart Schools: low response to survey, asking for feedback at in-person meetings
• Candidate files for Nappanee City Council, marking first municipal election in more than 10 years
• Daddy/Daughter dance resumes Valentine's Day tradition in Goshen
• Structural fire on Franklin, Elkhart Fire Department investigating cause
• Hacienda HQ responds to reports of mice in Elkhart restaurant
• Elkhart Community Schools to recieve $9.5 million dollar grant from U.S. Department of Education
• Driver cited in two-vehicle injury crash in Goshen
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office investigating individual in connection with theft, illegal garbage dumping
• Elkhart Police investigating possible arson on A Lane
• Man reports attack in Elkhart grocery store parking lot
• Oaklawn in Elkhart closed Tuesday due to safety threats
• Concord Avenue double homicide leaves teenager dead—and neighbors fed up with gunfire
• Elkhart Police searching for individual in counterfeit bill investigation
• Elkhart Police investigating fatal shooting on Concord Avenue
• Local nonprofit celebrates 21 years of providing grief support for children
• Local flag football team gets national treatment
• New traffic light sits at intersection of Emerson Drive, Cassopolis Street in Elkhart
• McKee found guilty of killing roommate in 2021
• Habitat for Humanity of Elkhart County celebrates groundbreaking for Allen family home
• Goshen man dies following crash on County Road 34
• Elkhart man admits stealing thousands, pleads guilty to wire fraud
• Elkhart Police investigating shooting on West Garfield Avenue
• Elkhart Police investigating shooting on Holiday View Drive
• Elkhart Community Schools Focus Groups
• Elkhart officer recognized for life-saving aid at Turkey Stampede race
• Employee allegedly pulled under vehicle during shoplifting incident in Elkhart
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites February 2023
• Elkhart Parks & Rec announces Spring Fabulous Pop-Up Market
• Elkhart Parks & Rec to celebrate Lunar New Year with free movie showing
• Urgent need for pet food at Humane Society of Elkhart County
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office investigating theft of charity box
• One injured following two-vehicle crash, juvenile driver cited in incident
• 'Miracle Baby' receives blood transfusions while inside the womb
• Rudy Yakym visits Indiana's second district as part of 'On the Road with Rudy' tour
• Four generations have kept Olympia Candy Kitchen running for more than 100 years
• Man accused of armed robbery at grocery store on Hively Avenue
• Elkhart Public Library staff react to county commissioner resolution that supports stripping library protections
• Elkhart Community Schools hosts job fair January 31, February 1
• One injured in two-vehicle crash due to alleged distracted driving
• President of Indiana Black Expo Elkhart chapter receives award from governor
• 2023 MLK Jr. Day events in Michiana
• Police investigating shots fired report on Stone Drive in Goshen
• Goshen Police investigating report of shots fired on Rosemare Court
• JCPenney to close inside Concord Mall by May
• One dead after vehicle strikes telephone pole, tree on County Road 101
• Elkhart Community Schools announces changes to bus routes to ensure efficiency
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle while checking mail, hospitalized with internal injuries
• Elkhart County Historical Museum to outline the long-lasting impact of the Railroad Machine Shop
• Elkhart police identify pedestrian killed in crash on Johnson Street
• Indiana and Sylvan Learning Center to provide educational grants for elementary students
• Man shot on Garfield Avenue in Elkhart
• Fatal crash being investigated by Elkhart Police Department
• Public invited to information session for Bristol Street Widening Project
• Goshen Junior High band director to receive music educator award
• Autopsy determines Garvin Roberson died of drowning
• Elkhart man accused of leading police chase with 8-year-old in vehicle
• Elkhart Mayor Rod Roberson announces re-election campaign
• 90s Winter Reading Challenge with the Nappanee Public Library
• New recycling solution of Elkhart County
• Elkhart Mayor Rod Roberson announces re-election campaign
• Goshen Board of School Trustees approves new residential development near Prairie View Elementary
• Police identify pedestrian killed in Goshen train crash
• Deputies investigating explosive device found in building on U.S. 33
• Michiana Area Council of Governments looking for community input on CONNECT transit plan draft
• NIBCO Water and Ice Park to host 90s-themed weekend
• First Fridays in Goshen: Fire and Ice Festival today
• Humane Society of Elkhart County to close for two days
• Nappanee Parks & Rec to host cardio drumming class
• Free showing of Clifford the Big Red Dog at Elkhart Public Library January 6
• Elkhart County Suicide Prevention Coalition to hold adult mental health event
• Porter Charpie Night Library reopens at New Paris Elementary School
• Goshen Street Department begins annual Christmas tree collection service
• Registration open for classes at Goshen Theater
• Pedestrian dies in train crash in Goshen
• COVID-19 health clinic to be held January 7 in Elkhart
• Elkhart Police investigating counterfeit bill use, asking for public's help
• Thomas sentenced to 10 years for barn fires
• Elkhart Police investigating shooting that injured a 17-year-old
• Local nine-year-old reads over 1,000 books in 2022
• Elkhart Parks & Recreation basketball lessons
• Trash services not running in Middlebury January 2
• Elkhart Public Library to host LEGO challenge at downtown branch
• GoDance Studio to offer free group class for new students
• Elkhart Public Library Osolo branch to remain closed Thursday for water damage
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites January 2023
• City of Elkhart offering drop-off locations for Christmas trees
• Elkhart Public Library's Osolo Branch flooded
• Recycle your holiday lights with the Elkhart Environmental Center
• Osolo branch of Elkhart Public Library closed Tuesday due to water damage
• NIBCO Water & Ice Park announces winter break hours
• Despite the blizzard, food delivery workers take to the streets
• Interurban Trolley service ending early Friday
• Businesses, organizations close due to blizzard weather
• One dead, one injured following semi vs. vehicle collision on County Road 18
• Two people arrested after allegedly leading chase from Elkhart into Michigan
• Blizzard warning for more Indiana, Michigan counties
• Indiana travelers should visit 511in.org for road conditions