Elkhart County

• Man sentenced 40 years for Child Molesting after entering guilty plea agreement
• Elkhart to host Veterans Day ceremony despite snowy weather
• Passenger injured, driver cited following Monday morning crash
• Annual open house at Elkhart area career center Sunday
• Elkhart County Parks hosting Dog mushing course November 22
• Elkhart Area Career Center hosts open house Sunday
• Concord High School honors veterans during Veterans Day celebration
• Stepmother pleads guilty to one count of Murder in death of 6-year-old
• Community keeps Día de los Muertos spirit alive in Elkhart
• Man charged after allegedly sexually assaulting 12-year-old in park
• Summer's Spotlight: Home-grown musician brings home music awards
• Habitat for Humanity to build 14 homes in Elkhart County
• ABC57 Investigates: The Confession
• Traffic stop leads to one arrested for multiple felony drug charges
• Community invited to 'Holiday at the Mill' at Bonneyville Mill County Park
• Elkhart police seek public's help in finding missing woman
• Local businesses step up to provide food assistance amid shutdown
• Goshen first Friday's light parade November 7
• Woman accused of stealing more than $230K from Elkhart business
• Holiday at the Mill event at Bonneyville park November 8
• Goshen College to host science of reading summit
• Elkhart County parks hosting bird walk on November 5
• Police seeking public's help locating man charged in fatal shooting
• Grand opening for the new Falcon Fieldhouse at Fairfield
• Summer's Spotlight: Phoenix Performing Arts puts on The Jungle Book Saturday and Sunday
• Driver cited in crash involving cement truck and RV Wednesday morning
• African Children's Choir takes on Goshen as they travel to over 100 cities
• Summer's Spotlight: E3 Robotics Center hosts 2025 Science Spooktacular
• Local leaders applying for EPA grant to decontaminate Old Roundhouse property
• Woodlawn nature center celebrating 60 years, November 1
• 6th Annual Haunted walk through the wood in Elkhart
• Elkhart Chapter of Indiana Black Expo to host trunk or treat event October 31
• Grief walk at Ox Bow County Park October 28
• Knox Redskins knock Jimtown out of postseason in 50-21 sectionals victory
• Elkhart Rotary Club raises $1,000 for Polio vaccines
• Woman injured from bullet ricochet in Elkhart
• Multiple departments respond to late night fire at manufacturing facility
• Jimtown Jimmies will leave it all on the field against undefeated Knox in sectionals rematch
• How one Eagle Scout went above and beyond for community service project
• Driver sent to hospital after failure to yield results in crash
• Local community foundation awards $3.6M to nonprofits
• Dump truck driver cited following three-vehicle crash, one injured
• Suspect flees police, drones and K9s deployed Wednesday morning
• Trunk or Treat event at First Presbyterian Church of Elkhart Oct. 26
• Summer's Spotlight: Quilt Gardens Expansion
• Two-vehicle crash in Elkhart County leaves one injured
• Thousands of Goshen residents lose power Tuesday morning
• Elkhart releases schedule of Halloween community events
• UPDATE: Friday fundraiser for children and veterans at The Lerner cancelled
• Elkhart street paving schedule Oct. 20-24
• Annual Miller's Farm tours Sunday
• LoveWay’s 4th annual Barn Boo-Nanza  October 24
• Three vehicle crash in Elkhart County
• Man accused of crashing vehicle while high, causing second vehicle to crash
• ABC57 Arts & Acts: Halloween performance of Disney's 'Descendents' at The Lerner
• 2026 Elkhart County Budget approved
• Local high schools raise nearly $8k at Pink Out Volleyball Game for cancer center
• Man arrested at Goshen Hospital faces multiple charges including Arson
• UPDATE: Deputy found not guilty of Ghost Employment
• UPDATE: Suspect sentenced for 2024 murder of 50-year-old man in Elkhart
• Goshen woman crashes at intersection Wednesday morning
• Take a look inside Amazon’s new robotic fulfillment center in Elkhart County
• Single vehicle crash leads to arrest in Elkhart County
• City of Elkhart inviting community input on future of Old Roundhouse site
• Studebaker Speaker Series: America's Canal Era
• Haunted train ride at National New York Central Railroad Museum
• Local art show at Bonneyville Mill
• Elkhart hosts 13th annual trunk or treat event  
• Fairfield Falcons hope to swoop down on Lakeland and pick up a win Friday
• 'Girls with Altitude' Aviation Day at Goshen Airport Saturday
• Father pleads guilty to Murder of 6-year-old son
• Mishawaka couple arrested for Ohio 'catnapping'
• Former daycare employee facing child exploitation charges
• 13th Annual Trunk or Treat event at Island Park in Elkhart
• Elkhart Latino community feels impact of ICE raids
• Concord Marching Minutemen to perform in 2026 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Former daycare worker faces new Child Molesting charge
• UPDATE: Section of S. Nappanee Street re-opened following crash with two semi-trucks
• Man enters guilty plea agreement in Attempted Murder of 18-year-old
• Drug expert talks marijuana policy in Elkhart County
• Elkhart receives $12M in READI 2.0 funding for redevelopment projects
• Elkhart Common Council inching closer to approving 2026 budget
• Elkhart firefighter sues Elkhart Fire Merit Commission over disciplinary action
• Teen driver fails to yield, crash sends passenger to hospital
• Vehicle strikes fence and NIPSCO pole following crash, driver cited
• Free Fall festival in Goshen Sunday
• Fall dog walk at Bonneyville Mill Park, October 10
• Benton Night hike at River Preserve County Park in Goshen October 17
• Goshen College class of 2020 finally walks the stage five years later 
• Night at the museum event at Nappanee Public Library
• Ribbon cutting ceremony for Nappanee's newest downtown project
• Fall craft show event at Moose Family Center
• Goshen’s Indigenous People’s Day Celebration held at First Fridays
• Multi-county police pursuit leads to arrest of New York man
• Knox vs. Jimtown football forecast
• Knox Redskins look to keep undefeated past Jimtown, utilizing nation-leading rusher Myles McLaughlin
• Behind the stalks: Knollbrook Farms designs massive 12-acre corn maze experience
• Jimtown Jimmies correcting mistakes and toughening defense before battle against Knox
• Walker Park playground closed through Monday
• Goshen receives $3M for water infrastructure improvements