Elkhart County

• Two Elkhart High School students arrested for disorderly conduct
• Trick or treat times for Halloween 2021
• Elkhart police asking for public’s help in identifying individuals in burglary investigation
• Elkhart County providing tablets for incarcerated individuals through new partnership
• Teacher injured while trying to break up fight between teenagers
• Elkhart man robbed at gunpoint, police say
• Hundreds of sports cards stolen from Elkhart store
• Teenager dragged by car while trying to buy PS4
• Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office looking for person regarding counterfeiting investigation
• Salvation Army looking for help with holiday campaign
• Concord Community Schools recognized for academic excellence
• Elkhart man accused of fraud scheme and murder plot
• Area Code change goes into effect today
• A special trunk or treat for children who still deserve to participate
• Goshen holds annual art tour
• Free flu vaccine clinics tomorrow
• Open house at Solar Energy Systems
• Red Ribbon Baskets
• Elkhart woman charged in May house fire that killed 2 people
• Indiana and Michigan offering booster doses of COVID-19 vaccine
• 52-year-old man accused of impregnating 13-year-old
• Police identify driver killed in crash on Prairie Street Friday morning
• Car stolen from the impound lot of a local towing company
• Thor Industries teams up with Habitat for Humanity to help Elkhart family
• 10-digit dialing begins October 24 in 219, 574 area codes
• Teen arrested after stolen vehicle found at gas pump
• ACT to host meeting on the current Covid situation in Elkart County
• Elkhart company tripling in size, adding jobs
• Hit and run involving an Elkhart restaurant
• High school student arrested for punching a staff member
• Grocery stores are experiencing extreme shortages ahead of the holiday season
• Wakarusa Police looking for information on suspects in recent theft
• County Farm Bureaus offering $10,000 reward for barn fire arrest
• One man killed in crash on US Highway 33 on Tuesday night
• Elkhart community leaders and nonprofit holding event, calling for changes in tobacco industry
• Elkhart construction delay has been fueled by the pandemic
• $500 grants available to help fund neighborhood events
• St. Joseph and Elkhart County Humane Societies offering reduced adoption fees
• Nappanee Harvest Party set for October 30
• Elkhart Police investigating theft of $600K from business
• Elkhart Police investigating Thursday night shooting
• Vaccine clinic at the Northern Indiana Hispanic Health Coalition on Saturday
• Beyond the Badge: How training prepares officers for difficult situations
• Raffle for a brand-new travel trailer also helps kids with cancer
• Local Elkhart woman earns a new home for her and her adopted family
• Two students arrested after fight at school
• Nappanee Police celebrate young cancer survivor
• Food box distribution in Goshen
• Farmers of the Fall Part 2
• Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 6
• Baugo Township structure fire put out after almost 12 hours
• Job and career expo in Elkhart Thursday
• Hocus Pocus showing, costume contest at the Lerner Wednesday
• Catalytic converters stolen from Nexus RV manufacturer in Elkhart
• Oaklawn hosting a talent show with $8,000 in prize money
• Job fair looks to fill over 500 positions
• Fire in Elkhart County Tuesday afternoon
• Teenager missing from Elkhart since January
• One person shot in Elkhart Sunday
• One accused of leading police on chase following alleged domestic issue
• Two people arrested after altercation with hatchet, chair
• Goshen Police investigating theft of $18K worth of appliances
• Indiana Michigan Power releases estimated power restoration times following Monday night storms
• Man tied up, robbed in wooded area in Elkhart
• Teenagers arrested during investigation into potentially stolen vehicle
• Man accused of stabbing brother after text argument
• Berry Street Crash
• Structure fire in Elkhart
• Vaccine mandate's impact on healthcare industry
• Goshen Police need help identifying vehicle that allegedly struck another vehicle
• Arrest made in Elkhart catalytic convertor theft investigation
• Homicide unit provides update in Middlebury man's death
• Book Sale in Nappanee October 8-11
• Early morning crash on State Road 19
• New Amazon facilities coming to Elkhart County with hundreds of jobs
• Elkhart Republican Party Chairman responds to new revelations in Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 5
• New Amazon facilities in Elkhart County will employ 1,000
• Juvenile accused of stealing vehicle, leading police on chase
• Blooze Brothers concert and movie event
• Worker shortage impacting local pharmacies
• Indiana National Guard Hospital Crisis Response team deployed to Elkhart General
• Michiana Food Free Trunk or Treat scheduled for October 23
• Beyond the Badge: Debunking crime show myths with Nappanee detective
• Lt. Conway resigns from Elkhart Police Department
• Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 5
• First responders receive training for emergencies involving trains
• Man who held four people hostage sentenced to 18 years
• Goshen Police looking to identify individual in theft/fraud investigation
• Pine -Not So Haunted- Woods Walk at Pinewood Park October 23
• Early voting for Concord Community School's referendum kicks off
• Mother calls on community for help to bring hospitalized son home
• Halloween Campfire & Hayrides at Ox Bow Park October 28-30
• Broken Heart: The Elkhart Police Saga Part 4
• Trick or treat at the Elkhart County Fairgrounds October 29
• Gov. Holcomb signs GOP's redistricting plan
• Construction is complete for the new Elkhart High School
• Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office asking for public’s help with recent barn fires
• Elkhart County college fair at Goshen High School
• Free admission to the Ruthmere
• The Elkhart River Challenge provides fun and raises money for Elkhart community