Elkhart County

• Nine-year-old boy on bike injured in hit-and-run
• UPDATE: EPD locate stolen truck, suspects connected to local shooting still at large
• Island of Blues returns to Island Park, draws crowd in Elkhart
• Hispanic Heritage market showcases culture, food and music in Goshen
• UPDATE: Suspect charged in EPD pursuit, bit by K9 during apprehension
• Elkhart update breakfast brings community together for answers as school year begins
• Construction at local school uncovers 9/11 memorial messages
• Goshen Recycling Center closed permanently due to misuse, financial challenges
• 37-year-old man charged with Resisting Law Enforcement after striking officer with car
• Latin Business Expo connecting with Michiana community / Latino Business Expo connectando con la comunidad de Michiana 
• Attorney for Elkhart County Clerk Christopher Anderson speaks to ABC57 after initial hearing
• Spanish, non-native speakers invited to Latin Business Expo 2025
• Dead body found near woods in Goshen
• Find tranquility in quilting at Wellfield 'Fiber Retreat'
• EPD investigating early Wednesday morning shooting
• Island of the Blues Sept 13 in Elkhart
• The full service community schools resource fair and community block party
• Man sentenced to 55 years for fatal 2024 Elkhart shooting
• Nappanee Night Out Against Crime helps unite first responders with their community
• Seventy-eight-year-old driver disregards stop sign, crashes into truck
• 3 County pursuit for a suspect with a 50 state full extradition warrant
• 27th annual Riding to Remember motorcycle ride
• UPDATE: EPD investigating weekend shooting that left 53-year-old injured
• 3rd Annual Kerchers Farm fall pop up
• Middlebury Celebrates 25th Annual Fall Festival
• RAD Self-defense class at Elkhart County Sheriff's office
• Brand-new $111M Elkhart County Courthouse officially opens Friday
• Man found in library parking lot with teen charged with Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Elkhart County’s Habitat for Humanity giving the Pellot family a place to call home 
• Goshen's Southside Soda Shop gains new opportunity to preserve historic roots  
• Elkhart County Clerk, Chief Deputy Clerk indicted by grand jury for Official Misconduct
• New Amazon delivery center brings more employment opportunities to Elkhart
• District implements safety measures at secondary schools
• Multiple departments respond to house fire, dog and cat rescued
• Kool and the Gang and The Commodores coming to Elkhart for free concert 'Under the Stars'
• Fall festivities underway at Kercher’s for 103rd year
• Driver disregards stop sign, crashes into another car, sent to hospital
• Man dies at local factory, no outward signs of foul play
• Man arrested for False Informing after being beaten by juvenile
• Bexbach Bash, September 5 in downtown Goshen
• Bird migration walk on Wednesday at Benton Spillway
• Dog walk hosted at Ox Bow County Park this week
• Pinecone wreaths workshop September 4
• Bristol Corndog Festival Returns September 6th
• Man charged with OWI after crashing into utility pole, leaving scene
• Elkhart’s annual Labor Day Parade set to return Sept. 1
• Interurban Trolley extends free rides for K-12 students through 2025
• Goshen man charged with multiple counts of Child Molesting
• UPDATE: Deceased drivers identified in multi-vehicle crash at C.R. 40 and C.R. 17
• Man pulls deputy's beard, charged with OWI, Battery, Intimidation, Resisting
• Vehicle struck while entering driveway, driver sent to hospital
• Teen suspect arrested after fleeing from police in stolen vehicle
• Goshen River Bend Film Festival brings former filmmaker back to his roots
• Man arrested for Child Solicitation at Holiday Inn Express
• Humane Society of Elkhart County closes facility due to parvovirus
• Active and ongoing death investigation in Elkhart
• Elkhart Humane Society waives fees after taking in more than 86 animals in one day
• Goshen passes wheel tax ordinance
• Dirt biker suffers broken ankle, hip, nose after driver fails to yield
• Elkhart woman arrested on warrant from February for drunk driving with young children
• UPDATE: Pedestrian suffers head injury after being struck by Interurban Trolley, investigation ongoing
• South Side Soda Shop receives $50K grant from National Trust for Historic Preservation
• Elkhart Parks and Recreation hosts dedication ceremony for new Gans Park playground
• Elkhart County Republicans holding a caucus to choose new Trustee
• 16th Annual Taste of Gardens event
• The 22nd River Bend Film Festival in Goshen
• Elkhart Art Walk later this week
• Cobus Creek County Park overnight event
• The Lerner Theatre has received the Governor's Century Award
• Peddlers Village Road entering second construction phase
• Main Street railroad crossing to close for two weeks
• Work to begin on new Middlebury water tower
• Ox Bow County Park "Creatures of the Night" program
• Concord wins third straight season opener against Elkhart, 35-29
• Baugo Township Trustee cleared of financial misconduct, legal challenges continue
• ABC57 Under the Lights: Concord and Elkhart face off in season opener
• Lerner on the Lawn: Let's Rock! final concert Saturday
• Elkhart County woman found guilty of OWI in hit-and-run crash
• Three arrested for drug, firearm charges following traffic stop
• UPDATE: Crash on S.R. 120 leaves two injured, one dead
• Local fire departments hold hazmat training exercise Wednesday morning
• Elkhart County asking public’s help in planning potential park
• 2025 MIH Factory summit in Elkhart
• Chamber of Commerce economic luncheon predicts positive future for city of Elkhart
• Suspect charged with Murder in March shooting at Arbors at Riverbend Apartments
• Elkhart County Historical Museum hands-on embroidery program
• UPDATE: Missing Elkhart woman located safely
• The STAY program takes flight  
• Motorcyclist dead after fatal two-vehicle crash
• Elkhart man arrested, charged with felonies after running woman over with car
• Jeep catches fire following engine trouble Thursday night
• ABC57’s Giselle Valentin sits down with DMC of RUN DMC to discuss mental health
• Baugo Fire requested for mutual aid for semi fire on U.S 20 bypass
• 'Justice for Justin’ protest held outside initial hearing in death of abused 6-year-old boy
• Concord, Baugo Township Fire Departments extricate driver from US 20 crash
• Elkhart County to get $180K refund on inaccurate A.I. body scanners meant for courthouse
• Classes are back in session for Elkhart
• Back to School in Goshen with expanded CTE programming
• Woman found slumped over in car runs from deputies, charged with felonies
• Blazer Boulevard railroad crossing reconstructed after 50 years