Elkhart County

• Prairie View Elementary to close due to A/C issues
• Elkhart to bid farewell to historic New York Central steam locomotive
• 60-year-old man found dead inside of parked vehicle in Elkhart
• UPDATE: Charges dropped against man in case of hit-and-run with buggy
• Elkhart woman arrested for allegedly defrauding business of over $75k, receiving prescriptions fraudulently
• Baugo Township vehicle fire escalates into structure fire; blaze extinguished
• River Bend Film Festival 2026 returns to Goshen
• Elkhart Public Library celebrates city's Latino Heritage with their Vibra Fest
• Crash leaves one injured in Elkhart County
• RIGHT NOW: Boil water order in place for part of Goshen following water main break
• Elkhart City Council to go forward with data center moratorium after unanimous vote
• ABC57 Investigates: The RV industry's role in overseas rainforest deforestation
• Pay Dirt Field Day event held in Goshen, teaching water control and soil management
• Police chase from Indiana into Michigan reaches over 100 mph, suspect found to have multiple warrants
• Elkhart Municipal Airport celebrates with a ribbon cutting upon renovations
• Second annual Celebration Under the Stars will return to Elkhart on Aug. 29
• UPDATE: Suspect identified, formally charged in early morning shooting on Hiveley Avenue
• UPDATE: Elkhart woman sentenced to prison for drunk driving with young children in car
• Juengst sworn in as new Elkhart police chief
• Elkhart man faces three charges of child exploitation, seven charges of possessing child pornography
• UPDATE: 15-year-old taken to hospital after shooting in Elkhart Sunday night
• Wellfield Botanic Gardens hosts 17th Annual Taste of the Gardens
• Pierre Moran Library branch will host Vibra Fest celebrating city's Latino Heritage
• Elkhart County Parks will host a hiking tour of Cobus Creek County Park
• Apple picking season starts with smaller harvest
• Sponsor support makes EnviroFest free for all
• Elkhart addresses concerns over hiring of new police chief Ray Juengst
• UPDATE: 26-year-old motorcyclist dies after motorcycle and semi-truck crash on US 33
• Nicholas Stanley retains new attorney 32 days before murder trial
• Elkhart brings back their EnviroFest for its 29th year
• Senator Todd Young visits Elkhart County's Indiana Manufacturing Housing Summit
• Meet with leaders, enjoy food and activities at Elkhart's 'City Hall in the Park' event Thursday
• Ray Juengst named next Elkhart Chief of Police
• 10-year-old boy struck by car while riding scooter Monday afternoon
• Crash with horse and buggy leaves three children injured
• Elkhart City council unanimously advances a temporary moratorium
• Elkhart city council to consider data center proposal moratorium
• Elkhart County man arrested, charged with Conspiracy to Commit Murder
• Ignition Music Garage previews new self-titled Weezer album for local fans
• Campfires and history will combine at Ox Bow County Park
• Taxi Lane extension marks latest milestone in $7.4M Goshen Municipal Airport improvements
• Great Cardboard Boat Race hosts 'Let's Party Like It's 1776' fundraiser event
• UPDATE: Four-vehicle crash reported in Elkhart County
• Goshen man charged in deadly crash in Bristol
• Permit reissued for Amish Acres restaurant barn
• Elkhart police officer arrested on Invasion of Privacy charges
• Concord Community Schools celebrate back to school with first day festivities
• Local Habitat for Humanity affiliates join initiative to build 126 homes with $4.1M in READI 2.0 funding
• Congressman Rudy Yakym visits Forest River plant in Elkhart
• Racers excited for the return of the Elkhart Grand Prix
• New Concord athletic director discusses controversial past, goals for program
• UPDATE: Victim identified in Wednesday’s fatal hit-and-run, suspect identified
• Bristol council accepts Innovation Park withdrawal
• Goshen man reported missing; city police ask for public's help
• EPD investigating deadly hit and run crash
• Small electrical fire at Goshen Junior High School Wednesday evening
• Elkhart County man sentenced after guilty plea in child neglect case
• 17th Annual Elkhart Police Department's National Night Out
• City of Elkhart will hold ribbon cutting ceremony for Edith Pasley Park
• Oakland Avenue underpass to close through October for sewer project
• Amish Acres closer to opening its doors
• Bug Night returns to Cobus County Park
• One hurt in Elkhart County hit and run crash; suspect in custody
• Concord High School begins new era of athletics at ribbon cutting for newest field
• Truck and tractor pulling completes session two into Elkhart County Fair
• Elkhart officials release body camera footage from deadly officer-involved shooting of teen
• Body camera footage released in deadly February officer-involved shooting in Elkhart
• Woman arrested for alleged Battery in Elkhart; man in same home arrested on drug charges
• Elkhart man charged in shooting of four minors, one 19-year-old, in western Michigan
• Suspect formally charged in connection with shooting of 54-year-old neighbor
• 59-year-old man arrested for allegedly driving through Elkhart County 4-H Fair Parade
• Allegedly intoxicated driver cited in boat crash Sunday evening
• Elkhart County 4H Fair food vendors celebrate 50th year of business
• City of Elkhart ready to kick off their City Hall in the Park
• William Tuffs honored as the only Indiana man who took part of the Boston Tea Party
• Beacon Health held a Health and Wellness fair for the community
• Ludacris Opens Elkhart County 4-H Fair Concert Series Amid Ticket Resale Concerns
• From Lemon Shake-Ups to Ludacris, the 2026 Elkhart County Fair starts today
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair goes above and beyond providing fun for the whole family
• UPDATE: Man arrested after State Street shooting in Elkhart, victim still in critical condition
• $300k state grant to fund new Northern Indiana Clay Center opening in Goshen
• Elkhart County 4H Fair gears up for big acts, even bigger turnouts
• Elkhart County fair officials warn of concert ticket scams and resellers
• The Window in Goshen extends closure, no estimate provided for reopening
• Car collides with specialized bicycle on Pumpkin Vine crossing
• Boil water advisory declared for parts of Goshen
• 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