Elkhart County

• Bristol Healthy Energy celebrates its grand opening
• Deputies attempting to identify subjects in surveillance photos
• Deputies attempting to reunite a cow with its owner
• Deputies realease results of Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign
• Goshen's River Bend Film Festival is back and online this year
• Elkhart County Parks to host Volunteer Work Day
• Fall Plant Exchange at Cobus Creek County Park
• Operation Ramp It Up installs 100th ramp in Michiana
• Indiana has 117,450 cases of COVID-19, 3,354 deaths
• Indiana has 116,549 cases of COVID-19, 3,351 deaths
• Two injured in crash during traffic stop
• Three injured in County Road 30 crash
• Goshen Police asking for help identifying two subjects
• River District in Elkhart adding new retail and office space
• Nappanee Parks and Rec transforming West Park into magical village
• Sheriff's office asking for help identifying two people, vehicle
• Elkhart deputies asking for help identifying person in surveillance video
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites September 28 - October 1
• Polling place precautions at local schools
• Concord Community Schools transitioning to in-person classes
• Elkhart paving to continue through Sept. 25
• Pro football legend Gale Sayers dies at age 77
• 14-year-old driver crashes into the Lerner Theatre
• Michiana Area Council of Government asking for public input on Goshen trolley routes
• Sheriff: Driver said he fell asleep at the wheel, crashed into buggy
• Suspect arrested after officer hears gunshots fired in Goshen
• Bomb squad called to home in Kosciusko County
• WorkOne to host drive-thru job fair
• Elkhart teen raises almost $5,000 for sister's first birthday
• Indiana has 111,505 cases of COVID-19, 3,281 deaths
• Indiana has 110,759 cases of COVID-19, 3,278 deaths
• Elkhart County Health Department to spray for mosquitoes
• Toddler fatally wounded in driveway accident
• Elkhart city leaders discuss police reform and race relations
• Elkhart County Parks holding free virtual field trips
• Elkhart Police searching for suspect in vehicle theft
• Officials shed light on EEE risks amid pandemic
• Mother accused of leaving young children alone overnight
• Man arrested after allegedly firing gun, beating two people
• Family of Danielle Robinson still seeking justice in her murder
• Medical Minute: Flu season and COVID-19
• WorkOne and Utilimaster to host job fair
• Elkhart Police have identified subject in forgery investigation
• Elkhart homes, car damaged on West Wolf Avenue after shots fired
• Elkhart Police to host community dialogue on social justice
• Street repaving in Elkhart starting September 14
• Free live concerts in downtown Elkhart
• Mayor, police chief speak out after sign set on fire in front of Goshen home
• Five Elkhart men charged in violent home invasion robbery
• Goshen Physicians offering drive-thru flu shots
• Food box distribution in Elkhart on September 23
• Lerner Theatre reopening in October with The Sound of Music
• Ivy Tech celebrates new technology facility
• Astronomy night comes to Cobus Creek
• Worldwide water circus makes a stop in Goshen
• Elkhart Police investigating reports of drive-by shooting
• Man sleeping in the woods attacked by man with 2x4
• Goshen Community Schools update reopening plans for secondary students
• Elkhart Police asking for help identifying burglary suspect
• Charity ride honors fallen police, firefighters and veterans
• Local Democrats push for Municipal elections to return to Nappanee
• Indiana has 99,804 cases of COVID-19, 3,140 deaths
• Elkhart opens new “pocket park”
• Crash in Elkhart leaves bicyclist dead
• Indiana has 98,961 cases of COVID-19, 3,138 deaths
• Explore Elkhart County Historical Museum through a scavenger hunt
• The city of Elkhart Street Department will be paving roads next week
• Elkhart Police investigating robbery at 7-Eleven on Main
• One person injured in shooting outside Lowe's in Goshen
• Help needed in identifying these individuals in Elkhart
• Arrest made in murder at Meadows Mobile Home Park
• Goshen High School player tests positive for COVID-19
• Police identify suspects in violent robbery of man in wheelchair
• Elkhart Pastor wants to help the person who stole from her church
• Driver arrested after allegedly hitting multiple vehicles including 4 police cars
• Penn-Harris-Madison votes unanimously for in-person learning
• Hike the Boot Lake Nature Preserve
• Indiana has 93,313 cases of COVID-19, 3,072 deaths
• Elkhart County Historical Museum holds scavenger hunt
• Indiana has 92,434 cases of COVID-19, 3,066 deaths
• Friday night football: a fan's perspective
• Elkhart Street Department will be paving roads next week
• Elkhart Police training focuses on de-escalation in midst of civil unrest
• Concord Community Schools works to keep students and athletes safe
• Scavenger hunt at the Elkhart County Historical Museum
• Elkhart County hosting a bird walk September 2
• Local manufacturing company holding robotics competition
• Elkhart County poll workers are backing out with no Election Day mask mandate
• P.E. teachers remodel gym class amid COVID-19
• Elkhart High School announces capacity limit for Fall sports
• Elkhart photographer offering free photo sessions for foster families
• Elkhart County Parks hosting multiple free events
• Deputies asking for help identifying man driving Ford Escape
• Police identify suspect and victim in fatal shooting at Hardy's Bar
• Group giving back to help homeless
• Indiana has 85,932 cases of COVID-19, 3,003 deaths
• Elkhart County Homicide Unit investigating deadly shooting
• Shooting in Goshen sends one to the hospital
• Indiana has 85,317 cases of COVID-19, 3,001 deaths
• Elkhart announces paving schedule for week of August 24