Elkhart County

• Elkhart Common Council inching closer to approving 2026 budget
• Elkhart firefighter sues Elkhart Fire Merit Commission over disciplinary action
• Teen driver fails to yield, crash sends passenger to hospital
• Vehicle strikes fence and NIPSCO pole following crash, driver cited
• Free Fall festival in Goshen Sunday
• Fall dog walk at Bonneyville Mill Park, October 10
• Benton Night hike at River Preserve County Park in Goshen October 17
• Goshen College class of 2020 finally walks the stage five years later 
• Night at the museum event at Nappanee Public Library
• Ribbon cutting ceremony for Nappanee's newest downtown project
• Fall craft show event at Moose Family Center
• Goshen’s Indigenous People’s Day Celebration held at First Fridays
• Multi-county police pursuit leads to arrest of New York man
• Knox vs. Jimtown football forecast
• Knox Redskins look to keep undefeated past Jimtown, utilizing nation-leading rusher Myles McLaughlin
• Behind the stalks: Knollbrook Farms designs massive 12-acre corn maze experience
• Jimtown Jimmies correcting mistakes and toughening defense before battle against Knox
• Walker Park playground closed through Monday
• Goshen receives $3M for water infrastructure improvements
• UPDATE: Suspect flees in stolen vehicle, strikes student at bus stop
• Fatal crash in Elkhart County involving bicyclist
• Former Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office employee turns self in
• Confirmed case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis in Elkhart County
• Two-vehicle crash sends one to hospital Monday morning
• 'Hoosiers & Their Hooch: Perspectives on Prohibition' traveling exhibit comes to Elkhart County
• Elkhart Police helping to combat child exploitation through ICAC Task Force
• Elkhart Parks & Recreation invites kids to battle zombies in the park
• Goshen Indigenous People’s Day Celebration joins First Fridays’ Harvest Festival
• Former Fairfield Community Schools Athletic Director charged with Felony Perjury
• 5th annual Waggin in the Woods in Elkhart
• Elkhart celebrates Hispanic Heritage with vibrant downtown festival
• Goshen fall leaf and brush pickup delayed to Oct. 6
• EPD Homicide unit takes over investigation into missing disabled woman
• Employees discover over 1,000 files of Child Pornography while fixing iPad
• Get rid of old documents safely at shredding event
• UPDATE: EPD Homicide Unit takes over case of missing disabled woman
• Woman arrested for interfering with an arrest, causing large disturbance
• Elkhart’s RV Expo boosts businesses across city
• 10th Annual Constitution wreath laying ceremony in Elkhart Sunday
• Warsaw breaks ground on 'Millworks' 85-unit apartment complex 
• Phoenix Performing Arts to put on Freaky Friday
• Community invited to last 'Let's Talk Tuesday' of 2025
• Accidental structure fire in Elkhart
• Final Elkhart Art Walk of the season
• Sunnyside Park block party returns to New Paris after decades
• 2nd annual Hispanic Heritage Festival at Tolson Center
• Downtown Goshen harvest festival first Friday event October 3
• Single vehicle crash leaves two injured
• Spider night hike at River Preserve
• Family bike ride along Pumpkinvine Nature Trail at OxBow County Park
• NorthWood clinches last minute win in OT over Northridge, 22-21
• UPDATE: Teen suspect arrested after police pursuit now arrested for fatal Milwaukee crash
• Battle of the Norths: Northridge ready to get off the schneid in NorthWood territory
• Battle of the Norths: NorthWood ready to battle for first win at home this season
• Failure to yield causes two-vehicle crash
• Habitat for Humanity holds groundbreaking for Elkhart County development
• Wanted man arrested in Elkhart faces multiple charges of Child Molesting
• Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on new homes in Elkhart
• UPDATE: Vehicle struck by train in Goshen near Beaver Lane, no injuries
• Elkhart County unites to fight hunger with new collaborative
• New Paris park days community block party to be hosted on September 20
• Teen receives multiple citations after causing three-vehicle crash Tuesday
• Nine-year-old boy on bike injured in hit-and-run
• UPDATE: EPD locate stolen truck, suspects connected to local shooting still at large
• Island of Blues returns to Island Park, draws crowd in Elkhart
• Hispanic Heritage market showcases culture, food and music in Goshen
• UPDATE: Suspect charged in EPD pursuit, bit by K9 during apprehension
• Elkhart update breakfast brings community together for answers as school year begins
• Construction at local school uncovers 9/11 memorial messages
• Goshen Recycling Center closed permanently due to misuse, financial challenges
• 37-year-old man charged with Resisting Law Enforcement after striking officer with car
• Latin Business Expo connecting with Michiana community / Latino Business Expo connectando con la comunidad de Michiana 
• Attorney for Elkhart County Clerk Christopher Anderson speaks to ABC57 after initial hearing
• Spanish, non-native speakers invited to Latin Business Expo 2025
• Dead body found near woods in Goshen
• Find tranquility in quilting at Wellfield 'Fiber Retreat'
• EPD investigating early Wednesday morning shooting
• Island of the Blues Sept 13 in Elkhart
• The full service community schools resource fair and community block party
• Man sentenced to 55 years for fatal 2024 Elkhart shooting
• Nappanee Night Out Against Crime helps unite first responders with their community
• Seventy-eight-year-old driver disregards stop sign, crashes into truck
• 3 County pursuit for a suspect with a 50 state full extradition warrant
• 27th annual Riding to Remember motorcycle ride
• UPDATE: EPD investigating weekend shooting that left 53-year-old injured
• 3rd Annual Kerchers Farm fall pop up
• Middlebury Celebrates 25th Annual Fall Festival
• RAD Self-defense class at Elkhart County Sheriff's office
• Brand-new $111M Elkhart County Courthouse officially opens Friday
• Man found in library parking lot with teen charged with Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Elkhart County’s Habitat for Humanity giving the Pellot family a place to call home 
• Goshen's Southside Soda Shop gains new opportunity to preserve historic roots  
• Elkhart County Clerk, Chief Deputy Clerk indicted by grand jury for Official Misconduct
• New Amazon delivery center brings more employment opportunities to Elkhart
• District implements safety measures at secondary schools
• Multiple departments respond to house fire, dog and cat rescued
• Kool and the Gang and The Commodores coming to Elkhart for free concert 'Under the Stars'
• Fall festivities underway at Kercher’s for 103rd year
• Driver disregards stop sign, crashes into another car, sent to hospital
• Man dies at local factory, no outward signs of foul play