Elkhart County

• Goshen first Fridays play matchmaker
• Power of community shines at Elkhart County Boys & Girls Clubs art show
• Elkhart Senators and Representatives gather to discuss community concerns
• Crash on S.R. 13, driver cited for reckless driving
• Goshen College women’s basketball player makes history by going pro
• UPDATE: Elkhart Road reopened following three-vehicle crash near Reliance
• Twin brothers charged with felony weapons charges, drug charges following search warrant
• Elkhart police still seeking information on missing woman
• Crash into ditch on US 20 sends driver to hospital
• Goshen Health announces intent to partner with Parkview Health
• UPDATE: Michiana professor sues Meta after being hacked on Facebook, lawsuit dismissed January 2026
• Understanding emergency declarations
• Trailer crash leads to one driver cited, another in hospital
• Elkhart County Commissioners declare local emergency
• Teenage passenger dead after icy crash on S.R. 13
• Workshop teaches how to build nest boxes for small birds
• Build houses for bats at the Bat House Workshop
• Two teens injured in single-vehicle crash
• Bitter cold doesn’t stop disc golfers from raising record funds for Goshen food pantry
• Winter workshop helps birders identify ducks, geese, and swans
• Tolson Center hosts Spelling Bee Explosion
• Elkhart County Parks hosts Dutch Oven Dump Cake and ice cream luncheon
• One Indiana Michigan Power Lineman's Battle to Restore Power in Brutal Cold
• Man charged with crashing into parked vehicles, later hitting officer
• Elkhart man fights to get back home after being displaced from Hellenic Senior Living
• 20-year-old charged with Armed Robbery
• LoveWay grand reopening
• Local homeless shelters, City of South Bend work to keep people safe during freezing temperatures
• Lifelong Hoosiers celebrate once-in-a-lifetime undefeated season
• Elkhart offers warming centers during cold weather
• Middlebury Food Pantry receives new box truck following October 2025 fundraiser
• Elkhart County EMA upgrades Winter Weather Travel Conditions to Watch
• IBE hosts MLK open house at local library
• Two-vehicle crash on C.R. 9 and C.R. 38 Sunday
• IBE announces lineup for MLK celebration
• Single-vehicle crash leaves one dead in Elkhart County
• Elkhart hosts Silver Gloves Tournament
• Hometown Jams presents Lee Brice at the Learner Theatre
• Craft closet clean out
• Nearly a Century of Hoosier Hope: lifelong IU fans ready for National Championship
• 46-year-old Wakarusa man charged with slew of Felony Child Molesting charges
• Spring E-Sports call out and tournament Sunday
• Driver cited for Following too Closely after three-vehicle crash
• Crash totals across Michiana following winter weather chaos
• Nicholas Stanley keeps representation for murder trial, withdraws demand to self-represent
• Icy roads lead to hit-and-run in Elkhart County
• Failure to yield at stop sign leads to two-vehicle crash
• Toll Road back open after day of winter weather chaos
• Fire department responds to two-vehicle crash in Baugo Township
• Elkhart Community Schools approves Michele A. Riise as next superintendent
• City of Elkhart proposes designated outdoor refreshment area 
• Elkhart Area Career Center holds ribbon cutting for new health and strength center
• UPDATE: ISP requested to investigate police pursuit ending in crash at Cassopolis and Bristol Streets
• Driver crashes into tree, gets incarcerated for OWI
• The Green Bee hosts Christmas decor swap
• Elkhart County Historical Museum opens two new exhibits
• Goshen College announces MLK Day Celebration
• Special Olympics of Elkhart County hosts annual basketball tournament
• Suspect injured following vehicle break-ins at Brookside Manor
• Finding kindling workshop with Elkhart County Parks
• Goshen Public Library celebrates 125 years of service
• Food preservation workshop
• Elkhart County names new leadership, one seat still vacant
• Former Elkhart County clerk pleads guilty to official misconduct
• Man accused of burglarizing Elkhart business that was recently victim of thefts
• UPDATE: Court documents reveal events leading up to weekend stabbing in Goshen
• UPDATE: County clerk enters guilty plea in connection to overpaying county employees
• Police chase ends in rollover crash with suspect striking tree, utility pole, and being ejected
• Elkhart County Republican Party announces candidates for upcoming caucus
• City of Elkhart applies for funding to redevelop Old Historic Roundhouse
• Glow Skate at NIBCO Water & Ice Park Saturday
• Silver Gloves Regional Tournament comes to Elkhart Jan. 17-19
• RETA program brings pregnancy and postpartum care directly to community at no cost 
• Car fire in garage spreads to home's kitchen Tuesday morning
• Leer Group confirms move into old JCPenney building on former Concord Mall property
• Convicted murderer sentenced to 65 years in prison
• Wellfield Botanical Gardens hosts final light show of the season
• Community brings the warmth to Goshen Fire and Ice Festival
• Fire and Ice Festival kicks off 2026 for Goshen First Fridays
• Employees terminated at Concord Township Assessor's Office weeks after assessor resigns
• Elkhart police acquire new PC for Internet Crimes Against Children division
• Residents fed up with potholes and flooding at Timberbook Homes
• Goshen Police Chief announces retirement after 30 years of service
• Goshen hosts Fire and Ice Festival on first Friday
• UPDATE: Indiana Toll Road traffic on the move after two semis jackknife Monday morning
• Wellfield Botanic Gardens’ Winter Wonderland enters final days after a successful season
• Dash Away 5K lets families run through holiday lights at Elkhart County Fairgrounds
• Settlement reached in data privacy lawsuit against Goshen Health
• Collision between interurban trolley and passenger car
• UPDATE: 17-year-old suspect identified, charged with Attempted Murder in Elkhart shooting
• Winter Break Game Day at Elkhart County Historical Museum Jan. 2
• Sleep in Heavenly Peace working to make sure every kid has a bed to sleep in this year
• Faith Mission serving holiday meals in Elkhart
• Goshen Farmers Market promotes shopping local for the Holiday Season
• Two men charged with burglary in Elkhart County
• Holiday displays shine on amid rising electricity costs
• Two injured following Tuesday morning crash, driver cited
• Elkhart family spreads holiday cheer with Christmas display
• Linton’s Enchanted Gardens offering pictures with Santa in exchange for food pantry donations
• Amish Acres hosts Christmas Market in Nappanee