Elkhart County

• Elkhart County tragedy prompts reminder for drivers to watch for buggies
• How historic Twin Twister photo changed the way we see storms
• South Bend man awaits extradition in Texas for drugs charges
• Driver identified in fatal Thursday morning crash, investigation ongoing
• Cause of Thursday night apartment fire under investigation
• UPDATE: Roads reopened after crash near Concord High School left one dead
• Bunny Express event happening April 12 in Elkhart
• Author to give presentation on 60th anniversary of Palm Sunday tornados
• Two local food businesses receive thousands in grant funds from USDA
• Both drivers cited in two-vehicle crash at U.S. 33 and C.R. 20
• Water main repair to start on U.S. 20 in Middlebury Tuesday
• Free Family Sunday at the Ruthmere Museum in Elkhart
• Elkhart County two-vehicle crash, with one driver fleeing the scene
• Elkhart Homicide Unit investigating death of man found unresponsive
• Road closure on East Lincoln Ave. in Goshen starting April 7
• Two vehicle crash in Elkhart Saturday afternoon
• Bored Nights at Nappanee Parks
• Semitruck carrying topsoil tipped on U.S. 6 Friday morning
• City officials urge caution ahead of weekend flood risks in Goshen
• Mayor Roberson to host State of the City at Lerner Theatre April 22
• 'Birding for Shy People Hike' at Ox Bow County Park Saturday
• Heavy rain causes vehicle to hydroplane, crash Wednesday morning
• Elkhart County Historical Museum to host baseball talk and mini-camp
• Tornado damage remains from July as Elkhart Neighborhood braces for next round of storms
• Shots fired in Elkhart home Monday morning
• Nappanee Public Library to undergo renovations
• Storm clean up underway in Elkhart
• Indiana Michigan Power Outage update for counties across Michiana
• Teen driver cited following two-vehicle crash on S.R. 13
• UPDATE: Victim identified in Amish buggy flipped over by storm in Elkhart County
• The Empty Bowl Project returns for another year in Goshen
• Elkhart County Parks set to host 'Explore the Night' to view spring constellations
• Elkhart County Parks hosting bird walk at Bonneyville Mill
• Intersection improvements on S.R. 15 and C.R. 18 starting on March 31.
• Local soda shop closes due to fire just before national T.V. premiere
• Elkhart elementary school teacher resigns after 'concerning allegations'
• Goshen bridge construction starts April 1
• South Side Soda Shop suffers early morning fire, closed until further notice
• Elkhart celebrates completion of $32M wastewater treatment plant expansion
• Wedding venue on fire in Goshen Tuesday afternoon
• Victim in Monday Riverbend apartment shooting identified as 22-year-old Elkhart man
• Officers coax suspect down from roof in Elkhart SWAT situation, ends in arrest
• C.A.R.E University to host March Madness fundraisers in Elkhart Saturday
• Elkhart County crash leaves one dead and multiple severely injured
• Elkhart County State of the Child presentation targets challenges children face in Indiana
• 'Where is Rudy?' Constituents picket outside congressman's office over lack of public face time 
• Habitat for Humanity holding Faith Build to bond local church community
• Georgia wide receiver, Goshen native suspended after reckless driving arrest
• Grammy winner October London discusses hometown inspirations
• Downtown South Bend gears up for its annual St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Rep. Rudy Yakym on RV industry, tariffs, and town halls
• Mayor Mueller discusses upcoming spring community goals
• UPDATE: Suspect identified, charged with arson and auto theft after SBFD vehicle stolen while on scene
• Old Pierre Moran Mall breathes new life, new home to Goodwill Industries
• Vehicle crashes into vacuum store Wednesday morning
• Driver crashes while passing horse and buggy
• Two-vehicle roundabout crash leaves one injured
• Assessment on proposed fire station site reveals no contamination hazards, eases safety concerns
• Elkhart city council considers water rate increase
• Contamination concerns for proposed site of new fire station in Elkhart
• Goshen College Theater Department to perform 'Rent'
• Elkhart Clinic reopens with new vapor detection system
• Construction on U.S. 20 bridge over C.R. 20 to start March 24
• Driver arrested for OWI after striking utility pole and flipping vehicle
• First Presbyterian Church holds a Pysanky in Elkhart
• Elkhart County Historical Museum set to offer bilingual tour
• St. Patrick's Day scavenger hunt Monday in Bristol
• "Speak our Truth Project Rally" raises awareness for child safety
• Multiple injured in Elkhart County crash
• New Goodwill campus opening in Elkhart March 19
• Passenger injured, driver cited following two-vehicle crash
• Two vehicles and apartment hit with gunfire Thursday, police investigating
• Driver suffers life-threatening head injury after hitting tree
• Epic Dance Studios Fundraiser Gala dances through the decades
• The Elkhart community is set to mark three years since the tragic death of Rio Allred, this weekend
• Single-vehicle crash kills young driver in Elkhart County
• One injured in Elkhart County crash involving two horses
• Motorcyclist and passenger dead Wednesday afternoon after collision in Elkhart County
• Fire breaks out in backyard camper trailer Wednesday morning
• Elkhart Hydroelectric Plant raising section of St. Joe River two feet starting March 17
• Akon visits Elkhart, films music video with Michiana natives signed to his label
• Elkhart Model Railroad Club to host 20th Annual Nappanee Train Show Saturday
• Elkhart Chapter of Indiana Black Expo celebrates 53 years of service
• Man arrested following pursuit in stolen vehicle and injuring police K9
• 39-year-old man faces charges of Child Exploitation and Voyeurism
• Elkhart police investigating shooting that left teen injured
• Driver injured and cited following single-vehicle crash Sunday evening
• 'Shipshewana on the Road' travels around Michiana
• Speak Our Truth Project Rally to honor Victims, advocate for justice
• Elkhart County students honored as National Youth Art Month kicks off
• Single vehicle crash in Middlebury Saturday morning
• The Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce holds award ceremony at Learner Theatre
• Elkhart man accused of sexually abusing and impregnating a child
• Elkhart man arrested on six counts of child molestation, accused of abuse over nine-year span
• The hunt for instructors: Goshen Community Schools hosts teacher fair
• One dead following two-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon
• All lanes of U.S. 20 closed between Middlebury, Shipshewana Thursday afternoon
• One sent to hospital following three-vehicle crash Thursday morning
• Trump administration approves Tariffs, and local businesses prepare for additional taxes
• Driver sent to hospital and cited following two-vehicle crash Wednesday