Elkhart County

• Elkhart and Indiana GOP to hold in-person caucus to replace Rep. Christy Stutzman
• Penalties for Covid-19 violations soon to be underway in Elkhart County
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites December 7-11
• Model Elementary School asking families to participate in holiday drive-thru food drive
• Dr. Lydia Mertz discusses Elkhart County’s newest mask mandate fines on businesses
• Elkhart County to fine businesses failing to follow COVID-19 safety directives
• Governor Holcomb extends health emergency through December 31
• Goodwill Career Center hosts career and hiring events throughout December
• Elkhart celebrates lighting of Christmas tree at Central Park
• Elkhart County officials pass fine structure to enforce COVID-19 mitigation directives
• Elkhart County Soil and Water Conservation District has moved locations
• Detectives in Elkhart ask for help identifying forgery suspect
• Wakarusa businesses participating in ‘Sensational Saturdays’ event December 12
• Indiana has 338,977 COVID-19 cases, 5,456 deaths
• Elkhart man arrested in possession of a firearm
• Fourth annual Winter Wonderland Holiday Lights show underway in Elkhart
• Indiana has 329,008 cases of COVID-19, 5,394 deaths
• Indiana has 318,894 cases of COVID-19, 5,295 deaths
• The Lerner Theatre showcases Christmas with window installations
• State Representative Christy Stutzman resigns due to Governor’s COVID-19 restrictions
• Thanksgiving and Black Friday store hours
• Funeral homes are seeing business increases as Covid-19 surges in Elkhart County
• Deputies asking for help identifying subjects in theft investigation
• Deputies asking for help locating stolen ATV
• Deputies asking for help identifying subjects in surveillance photos
• Elkhart launches new program to encourage online shopping at local vendors
• Rep. Christy Stutzman announces resignation
• Fewer flyers expected this holiday season as people opt for road-trips
• Goshen Community Schools delay return to in-person classes
• Grocery stores adjust to families having smaller Thanksgiving plans
• ADEC adapts to COVID-19 in order to keep serving the community
• Elkhart County businesses fear another shutdown as Covid grows
• Deputies asking for help identifying owner of pickup truck
• Elkhart Clinic taking steps as COVID-19 cases rise
• Indiana has 295,357 cases of COVID-19, 5,040 deaths
• Silver Alert canceled for missing Elkhart girl
• Indiana has 289,183 cases of COVID-19, 4,992 deaths
• Silver Alert for missing girl from Elkhart
• High school students at Elkhart Community Schools going virtual
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distributing frozen turkeys
• The Elkhart Public Library will be offering curbside pickup
• Elkhart County businesses react to new Covid-19 response plan
• ABC57 speaks withElkhart County Health Officer, Dr. Lydia Mertz about the new health orders
• Elkhart Police investigating shooting at gas station
• One hurt in crash involving garbage truck
• Goshen College mourns the loss of one of their own
• Elkhart County moves to red as Covid-19 continues to spread
• Elkhart Co. courts move to virtual hearings only, jury trials postponed
• Elkhart County to roll out new Covid-19 restrictions as the county moves to red
• Real Heroes: 10-year-old Brayden Smith
• Downtown Goshen's ‘Love Goshen Holidays’ runs through December 18
• City of Elkhart cancels WinterFest Parade, Breakfast with Santa
• Part of Old US 20 shut down due to structure fire
• Indiana has 251,597 cases of COVID-19, 4,660 deaths
• Elkhart Teen 'finds his voice' with Martial Arts
• Courthouses to be consolidated in Elkhart County
• Indiana has 244,887 cases of COVID-19, 4,638 deaths
• How one local Michiana store will make pictures with Santa work during a pandemic
• The Lerner Theatre closes the curtain on 2020
• Silver Alert for missing teen from Elkhart canceled
• Goshen sees COVID outbreak among city employees
• Child killed, woman injured in Elkhart County crash
• Winterizing your home for the winter season
• “Virtual Stories of Elkhart” will take viewers through 180 years of Elkhart County history
• High School athletics will see new capacity limits as we move towards winter
• Winston Corbett convicted in murder of professor James Miller
• The Lerner Theatre cancels events through end of 2020
• Day 8 of Winston Corbett trial in the murder of professor James Miller
• Elkhart General is running low on space as Covid-19 hospitalizations increase
• Gov. Holcomb announces restrictions for counties with high COVID-19 spread
• Elkhart County meetings transition to virtual only
• NorthWood High School transitioning to remote learning starting Nov. 16
• South Bend and Elkhart Wendy’s offering Wednesday deal for veterans
• City of Goshen buildings closing to the public due to COVID-19
• Day 7 of Winston Corbett's trial in murder of professor James Miller
• Elkhart and Goshen public libraries offering virtual tutoring to students
• Covid-19 spread "out of control" in Elkhart County
• Day 6 of Winston Corbett’s trial in murder of professor James Miller
• Former Elkhart resident sentenced for financing terrorism
• Elkhart County sees record levels of Coronavirus
• Martin's Super Market to offer free meal and discount on Veterans Day
• Indiana has 210,374 cases of COVID-19 and 4,383 deaths
• Crash near Goshen sends two to hospital
• Child injured in single car accident
• Single car crash ends in one dead
• Indiana has 205,722 cases of COVID-19, 4,348 deaths
• Elkhart Legacy Auction brings athletics memorabilia to the public
• Motorcycle crash turns deadly for victims
• Day 5 of Winston Corbett’s trial in murder of professor James Miller
• Elkhart’s Art Decio dies at 90
• Baugo Community Schools going virtual as Covid-19 runs wild in Elkhart County
• All Concord Community Schools switching to hybrid learning for remainder of semester
• 'Should these kids all be going home?': School nurses face hard decisions this year
• Day 4 of Winston Corbett’s trial in murder of professor James Miller
• Elkhart Community Schools providing Wi-Fi buses for e-learning days
• Woman sentenced to 13 years in connection with 11-year-old’s death
• Two people injured in crash on Cassopolis in Elkhart
• Elkhart County voting numbers delayed by damaged, provisional ballots
• Church Community Services awarded $100,000 grant
• Salvation Army Red Kettle Drive kicks off