Elkhart County

• Tolson Center kicks off soccer season
• Single vehicle crash on C.R. 19 leaves driver with injuries
• 2026 State of the City
• Two injured and three vehicles damaged after vehicle fails to stop at a stop sign
• Junior naturalist day at Ox Bow County Park
• Middlebury Food Pantry launches Summer Feeding Program
• Goshen man faces five felony counts of Possession of Child Sex Abuse Material
• Former Elkhart County bowling coach pleads guilty to child sex crime charges
• City of Elkhart plans to perform repairs to Nappanee Street Pedestrian Bridge, future replacement underway
• Two 70-year-olds charged in 40-year-old murder
• Elkhart County Sheriff Candidates debate ahead of May 5th Primary
• ABC57 sits down with candidates running for Elkhart County Sheriff ahead of Wednesday night debate
• Elkhart Community Schools announces early departure of superintendent Dr. Larry Huff
• Nappanee will soon be home to the World's Largest Cabinet
• Summer Hiring Event at Perre Moran Pool Saturday, open to ages 14 and up
• Elkhart police investigating Monday night shooting
• Elkhart Police Department accepting applications to Citizens Academy
• Nappanee begins brush collection season
• Annual Easter Egg Hunt brings families together in Elkhart
• Goshen Theater presents free screening of Mary Poppins
• 25-year-old man arrested for shooting in Goshen
• Earth Day and Arbor Day coloring contest
• Single-vehicle crash sends two to the hospital
• Interactive archaeology events by Elkhart County Parks
• Hoosier native Doug Jones announced as guest at River Bend Film Festival 2026
• Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission collecting consumer data in Goshen to assess Affordability Crisis
• Goshen holds 2026 State of the City meeting Tuesday
• Congressman Yakym announces April Staff Mobile Office hours
• EPD reminds residents of parking restrictions during street sweeping season
• Easter Egg Hunt returns for 15th year in Elkhart
• New partnership aims to help fight food insecurity across Elkhart County
• One woman dies in vehicle fire
• Goshen Theater Drama Club presents two Dr. Seuss classics
• Spring bird walk on the Pumpkinvine Trail
• Construction to begin on Bristol Street
• The Fireplace R&B Tour coming to the Lerner Theatre
• Man stabbed after fight in 100 block of N. 6th Street
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana releases April mobile food distribution schedule
• Elkhart County Historical Museum hosts Mapping Revolutionary War Graves
• Membrane roof failure at Elkhart Wastewater Treatment Plant causes loud explosion
• Goshen First Fridays April event
• Arrest made in alleged OWI crash, 8-year-old severely injured
• Nicholas Stanley appears in court, prosecutors push to prevent evidence 
• Woman arrested, charged after allegedly fleeing police in stolen vehicle, striking squad car
• Goshen City Council amends DORA rules amid community concerns
• Elkhart County Commissioners release blocked railroad crossings' findings
• Elkhart Community Schools welcomes alum as new girls' tennis coach
• Driver cited in head-on crash Monday morning
• 44th annual Tri Kappa Antique Show boosts charities and scholarships
• 21st annual Nappanee Model Train Show
• Elkhart County Historical Museum hosts panel discussion about historical food production
• US 33 construction to begin between Goshen and Dunlap
• Hunger Ends Here receives donation of two vehicles to support hunger relief
• Bristol Town Council votes in favor of annexation of 500 acres of farmland
• Official ribbon cutting for The Delta neighborhood in Elkhart
• Elkhart Police Department investigating a hit and run on Cassopolis Street
• Elkhart High School welcomes new girls' soccer head coach
• Hively Avenue overpass project to begin construction in late March
• Concord High School's athletic director retiring
• Two-vehicle crash on C.R. 4 leaves two injured Tuesday
• City of Elkhart, EPA, IDEM prepare for removal of contaminated soil
• Avian influenza discovered in two Indiana flocks
• Shipshewana on the Road takes over Elkhart
• Elkhart County Parks presents: Timberdoodle Trek
• Remembering Rio: Cookies and Canvas for the Heart raises awareness for children’s mental health
• Indiana Michigan Power raise Elkhart Hydroelectric Reservoir for Spring
• St. Patrick's Day scavenger hunt and World Water Day celebration
• Andy Stephenson named new chief of Goshen Police Department
• Two-vehicle crash due to disregarded traffic signal on C.R. 17
• Elkhart residents fight unauthorized mobile home
• Fairfield breaks ground on $7 million athletics and band facilities project
• Two arrested, charged in Armed Kidnapping, Robbery of 16-year-old
• Section of US 6 near Nappanee remains closed due to flooding
• Amish quilt collection comes to Goshen College gallery
• Elkhart announces mixed-use development project at South Main and Freight Street
• Baugo Township tornado sirens not functional ahead of potential severe weather
• Stepmother sentenced 60 years after pleading guilty to Murder of 6-year-old stepson
• Premier Arts kicks off season with Seussical the Musical
• Free Ukrainian Easter Egg Decorating workshop at First Presbyterian Church in Elkhart
• Elkhart Riverwalk competes for Best Riverwalk through USA Today program
• Harrison Street and Oakland Avenue to close for construction
• UPDATE: 16-year-old formally charged with Murder of 19-year-old Elkhart man
• Summer's Spotlight: Local drive-in entering 62nd year
• Youth mental health supported at Elkhart County Children's Summit
• Mario Cart competition held at Ninja Golf
• Lacasa announces Annual Luncheon on March 25
• Vehicle crashes into utility pole at intersection of S.R. 19 and Quail Ridge Drive
• Moped driver in hospital after crash near C.R. 17
• Two-vehicle crash at intersection of C.R. 142 and Division Street
• Two-vehicle crash after failing to yield
• Remembering Rio: Cookies and canvas for the heart
• EPD identifies patrolmen from fatal Feb. 8 officer-involved shooting
• RIGHT NOW: Large gas leak on North Shore Drive, avoid area
• Bristol residents express displeasure over potential annexation
• Road closure on E. Third St. until mid-July
• Two suspects arrested for alleged thefts from vehicles at Old Farm Apartments
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office warns of 'ghost tax preparers' scam
• No snow? No problem! Year-round outdoor winter sports coming to Mishawaka
• INDOT hosting public information meeting for the US 33 project in Elkhart County
• Family of Bryan Axel Ramirez Gomez calls for independent investigation