Elkhart County

• Man accused of shooting coworker with a nail gun
• Missing 6-year-old out of Goshen found safe
• Elkhart Police investigating threat to Elkhart technology school
• September 29 is National Coffee Day
• Judge: Indiana can't enforce abortion burial, cremation law
• Milford Police department mourns death of Deputy Marshal Don McCune
• City of Goshen hosting Indigenous Peoples Day event October 11
• Local RV open house draws out hundreds of nationwide dealers
• Elkhart celebrates first Hispanic Heritage Festival October 1
• Elkhart County Parks invites you to Wednesday Bird Walk
• Pine 'Not So Haunted' Woods Walk set for October 22 in Elkhart
• More than 350 Indiana Michigan Power workers traveling to Florida ahead of Hurricane Ian
• Goshen's Kid Mayor program accepting submissions
• Bethany Christian Schools faculty member hit and killed by vehicle at the school
• Cold case murder from 2002 solved with DNA, suspect charged
• Elkhart Police investigating armed robbery at McDonald's
• Elkhart County Homicide Unit investigating suspicious death
• Michael Jackson tribute concert comes to The Lerner March 3
• Elkhart County Health Department to lead Youth Mental Health First Aid class
• Goshen High School Music Department to host Miles for Music annual fundraiser
• Woodland Elementary to host Say No to Bullying Event
• Elkhart Parks & Rec to offer youth Jiu-Jitsu classes
• Elkhart Hair Salon "cuts out bullying" with Rio's Rainbow fundraiser
• Three men shot outside of 7-11 in Elkhart
• Eastlake in Nappanee hosts Strongman Competition for cancer victim
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair organizers announce 2023 theme
• Trick or treat at the Elkhart County fairgrounds October 28
• Volunteers find bikes, vacuum cleaner in Elkhart River during annual cleanup event
• Elkhart Parks & Rec to offer skateboard lessons
• Man charged in his 4-year-old step-son's death last summer has been convicted for murder
• Nappanee BMV branch to close October 28
• Jordan Wolf sentenced to 75 years for murder
• National New York Central Railroad Museum hosts fundraiser September 24
• Elkhart Parks hosts tailgating, food truck party September 24
• Joe Gatto speaks to ABC57 ahead of his tour
• House Speaker Pelosi hosts ceremonial signing of bill to rename VA clinic for Jackie Walorski
• Middlebury man injured when cables break on tree stand
• Elkhart launches website with locator search for city cemeteries
• National Voter Registration Day is September 20
• Elkhart man accused of burglary in Bourbon
• More than 100 Union workers on strike at Elkhart Company
• City of Goshen's Kid Mayor program kicks off Monday
• Six arrested in Elkhart narcotics investigation
• Five injured following two-vehicle crash in Elkhart
• Alzheimer's Association hosts Walk to End Alzheimer's in Elkhart
• Goshen College announces visit-days and open-house dates for incoming freshmen
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office releases official cause of crash resulting in deaths of Rep. Walorski, three others
• ABC57 Archaeologists digging up Elkhart County's history
• Apple Festival returns to Nappanee for its 46th year
• Elkhart Fire Department puts out early morning structure fire
• Elkhart Community Schools to host anti-bullying conversation
• Section of State Road 19 closed due to crash
• Lou Ferrigno to appear at Hall of Heroes Comic Con in 2023
• Indiana Avenue bridge closed September 20 for inspection
• Livestock truck overturns on C.R. 17
• Corn dog festival debuts in Bristol
• 10th annual Island Park Trunk or Treat comes to Elkhart October 15
• Elkhart Schools report inappropriate image being sent around educational app
• Volunteers needed for Elkhart River Cleanup September 17
• Goshen Police searching for female in reference to reported theft
• Food free trunk or treat event at Shanklin Park
• Oaklawn hosts auditions for the second annual Oaklawn’s Got Talent
• Crash involving SUV, two semis on Indiana Toll Road near mile marker 94
• Elkhart High School awarded $500,000 during awards gala
• Unlicensed food vendors ordered to stop selling products in Elkhart County
• Two injured in apartment fire on Middlebury Street in Elkhart
• Elkhart City Council approves new medical complex
• Section of College Avenue closed starting September 14
• Halloween Campfire & Hayrides at Ox Bow Park
• Goshen Engineering Department looking for input on Lincoln Avenue cycle track
• Elkhart Parks & Rec Department searching for volunteers
• Elkhart County League of Women Voters to host candidate forum
• Siihsipaahkwikanni Exhibit examines Miami maple sugaring techniques
• Bill to rename VA clinic for Walorski headed to Biden's desk
• Arts on the Millrace brings fine arts and fun back to Goshen's Millrace Canal
• A 5K on World Suicide Prevention Day in remembrance of a Michiana native honors those who died by suicide
• Goshen man convicted of wire fraud by US District Court
• Woman seriously injured after being run over by pickup truck
• Man accused of trying to rob gas station, leading police on chase
• President, governors order flags to half staff to honor Queen Elizabeth II
• Woman shot with gun that was believed to be unloaded
• Nappanee's Magical Me Day returns for its fifth year
• Former sheriff left Oath Keepers when organization changed
• Elkhart Police officer resigns after pleading guilty in federal court
• Section of Lawn Avenue closed beginning September 7
• Unlicensed food truck ordered to stop selling pizzas
• Title IX complaint filed against Goshen Schools
• Joe Gatto comes to The Lerner November 18
• Estate of Edith Schmucker plans to sue for wrongful death
• Elkhart businesses team up to support local organizations in clothing drive
• Legendary Ink Tattoo to offer discounts during National Recovery Month
• Homicide investigation underway in Elkhart following Sunday night shooting
• Goshen High School Building Trades program to construct home in Clover Trails
• Goshen College announces first recipients of Global Citizenship Award
• One woman hospitalized following Elkhart county crash
• Experience peak bird migration at River Preserve County Park
• Michiana businesses earn Governor's Half-Century, Century business awards
• Family of 12-year-old Rio Allred sues Elkhart school district for wrongful death
• Elkhart Schools kicks off school year with bilingual family event on September 8
• Pedestrian injured in hit and run on SR 120