Elkhart County

• 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
• Updated tornado count from Thursday's storms
• NIPSCO releases outage restoration estimates, some as far out as Tuesday, June 16
• People in Elkhart County are facing the aftermath of Thursday night's storm
• National Weather Service confirms EF 2 tornado in Bristol Thursday
• Elkhart man charged with Possession of Child Sex Abuse Material following investigation
• Crossroads United Way shares and discusses new data regarding struggling households
• Monger Elementary students, staff to move to former Mary Beck Elementary building next school year
• New United Way report finds 32% of Elkhart County homes, 38% of homes statewide, struggle to afford basic needs
• Bikin' Brothers cycling group promotes safety as E-Bike popularity surges
• 'Trackside Grand Station' pulls into Elkhart
• Remains found in Elkhart missing woman case, prosecutor confirms
• Sister of Bryan Ramirez Gomez will accept diploma on his behalf
• EPD find body near Highlands Apartments Wednesday afternoon, Homicide Unit investigating
• Suspect arrested for OWI after hit-and-run with parked cars
• Hit-and-run with buggy leaves one injured, suspect arrested
• 20-year-old Elkhart man charged with second OWI, leaving the scene of a crash
• Free 'Toons in June for You!' at Goshen Theater Saturday
• Police chase reaches 110 mph, ends in crash, 19-year-old driver arrested
• Elkhart man who fell into cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital meets the paramedics who saved his life
• 86 kids, three adults found at unlicensed childcare operation, FSSA files permanent injunction
• Elkhart teen injured in early morning shooting
• Elkhart County crash leads to arrest, injured passenger
• Several Elkhart groups come together to teach bike safety to kids
• 46th annual Rhapsody Arts & Music Festival Returns June 12-13
• Nature play days at Elkhart Environmental Center
• Goshen's First Fridays Birthday Bash celebrates, despite the rain
• Amigos Ranch show fest and car show
• Elkhart releases schedule for road paving next week, weather permitting
• Woman sent to prison for Fraud against a disabled adult in her care
• Bristol holds town meeting to discuss a possible data center moratorium
• First Fridays in Goshen celebrates a birthday tomorrow
• Crash leaves section of eastbound US 20 Bypass reduced to single lane
• Lippert CEO announces retirement, interim CEO named
• Elkhart County fourth grader recognized for helping save her dad's life
• Bristol man faces multiple charges of rape, child molestation
• 62-year-old man arrested for Domestic Battery after aiming gun at wife
• Elkhart Police launch billboard recruiting campaign to fill open spots on the force
• Community invited to participate in Elkhart County oral history project for 250th anniversary of US
• Elkhart City Council approves funds to repair Nappanee Street Pedestrian Bridge
• Sewer, stormwater sewer systyem separation work continues in Elkhart
• Elkhart officials break ground on Ullery Park Revitalization Project
• Nearby homeowners express frustrations with Elkhart drivers going wrong way down one-way street
• Goshen woman arrested after buggy crash in Kosciusko County
• A Goshen family pushes to grow their family
• Free class from Elkhart County Parks teaches inexpensive and creative kids' activity
• Karaoke for K-9s will raise money for the Elkhart County Humane Society
• PokeDen updates its space for a shop like experience
• Upcoming road closures starting Monday in Elkhart
• UPDATE: Suspect identified from Friday's shooting in Elkhart