Elkhart County

• Elkhart Parade of Homes 2025 features tiny home built by Concord students
• Brothers from Illinois charged with felony Auto Theft in Goshen
• West Goshen Elementary welcomes new principal
• Elkhart County Commissioners hold special meeting to address, repair busted boilers at jail
• Indiana Toll Road reopens after semi-truck on fire halts traffic
• Landscape Painting Class at Bonneyville Mill
• Elkhart High School Unified Track Team wins second state title in a row
• Driver injured, cited for disregarding stop sign following two-vehicle crash
• Northern Indiana Hispanic Health Coalition to host event addressing infant mortality in Elkhart County
• Driver pronounced dead on scene after crashing into horse
• Historical Program goes over the practices of a traditional Jewish burial
• Rhapsody Arts and Music Festival in Downtown Elkhart
• Senator Rand Paul keynote speaker at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Two vehicle crash leaves one injured in Elkhart county
• Driver taken to hospital, arrested for OWI following two-vehicle crash
• The HUB's program offers assistance to families in need of groceries
• Bashor Children’s Home hosts annual 'Cars and Motorcycles for a Cause' Saturday
• Bomb squad responds to suspicious bag left at bank
• S.R. 119 intersection improvement project starts June 9
• House fire on Navajo Street Tuesday afternoon
• Roundabout crash sends one to the hospital, DWI charge pending for driver
• Indiana Avenue Recycling Center closed until Monday for nearby road work
• Tolson Center receives $3K grant to support Summer Quest K-1 Reading program
• Leaders provide update on largest infrastructure investment in city history
• Driver disregards stop sign, hits 74-year-old bicyclist Tuesday morning
• Goshen partners with Goshen Community Schools to offer summer swimming
• Elkhart man cited for multiple offenses after evening crash
• Elkhart City Council takes a step closer to possible new housing
• Spider causes Jeep to crash into NIPSCO pole, driver sent to hospital
• Teen Takeover Nights at Pierre Moran Pool
• Road milling, paving schedule for Elkhart June 2-5
• Summer Kickoff event teaches bike safety to community members in Elkhart
• Animal Meet and Greet teaches community handling tips in Goshen
• Downtown Goshen to host June's 'Wheels and Deals' First Friday
• Middlebury Food Pantry launches summer feeding program
• Sweet Cycle Ride events at ice cream shops throughout Summer
• 'Shower Your Baby with Love' 21st annual community baby shower
• Hebrew Orthodox Cemetery to host historical Jewish program
• Hall of Heroes comic con took place today in Elkhart
• Lemonade Day in Elkhart is June 7
• Open house for newly renovated facilities at Greencroft Goshen
• Goshen summer reading program kicks off on Sunday
• Goshen kicks off free summer outdoor movies series
• CASA Program seeks volunteers ahead of summer training program
• Single-vehicle crash causes SUV to flip Thursday night
• City of Elkhart celebrated new playground at Weston Park Thursday
• Free "Bike Safety Rodeo" in Elkhart County Sunday
• Elkhart Community Schools gives details on Summer Food Service Program for kids
• Downed cable lines close part of C.R. 19 Thursday morning
• 'Best of Zest' teaches entrepreneurship ahead of Lemonade Day
• Concord officially releases statement on teacher arrested for OWI in school parking lot
• Elkhart County Parks starts 'Creatures of the Night' series Thursday
• Elkhart elementary schools recognized as two of Indiana's Most Family-Friendly Schools
• Hall of Heroes Comic Con swings into Elkhart this weekend
• Elkhart County food pantry receives $10K grant from community foundation
• Middlebury summer food program for children starts Friday
• Driver cited after crashing into utility pole while avoiding deer
• Congressman Yakym speaks at Nappanee Memorial Day event 
• Hall of Heroes to host eighth annual Comic Con
• Section of Hug Street to close Tuesday
• Teen driver loses control, rolls car, injuring self and passenger
• Allowed2Dream hosts memorial event honoring Travelle Moore
• Reading Roundup hosted by Nappanee Public Library
• New playground celebration at Weston Park on May 29
• Meeting dates for Let's Talk Tuesday community sessions
• Prairie View Elementary recognized by Indiana Department of Education as 2025 Family Friendly School
• Head on collision causes three people to go to area hospitals
• Car hydroplanes, rolls several times, driver sent to hospital
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for new 515 East Apartment
• Fireworks stolen from Elkhart retailer Saturday
• One sent to hospital after crashing into tree Tuesday morning
• Goshen prepares for golf cart use with Rules and Registration Day May 31
• Multiple road closures for paving in Elkhart until Friday
• Lippert and Goshen College partner to offer language classes to employees
• Judge rules Elkhart Councilwoman broke the law regarding uncle's estate
• Free admission for kids during Opening Week for Miracle Baseball
• Habitat for Humanity collaboration with Cultivate Food Rescue
• Miami Ribbonwork Program hosted by Elkhart County Historical Museum
• Main Street in Elkhart closed due to downed power lines
• Concord students launch weather balloon in Elkhart County
• Gov. Braun directs flags at half-staff in Elkhart County Saturday for former mayor
• Ceremonial push-in celebrates new fire truck in Elkhart
• UPDATE: Court date set for teacher arrested on charges of OWI
• Bender named Elkhart boys basketball coach
• Quilt Gardens’ 2025 season kicks off with flower deliveries and planting
• Elkhart Public Library to host Summer Reading Challenge
• Elkhart man charged after graphic, illegal videos were found on his phone
• 'Curbside Concerts' return to Elkhart Public Library Friday
• EPD participating in Cop on Rooftop Friday, benefitting Special Olympics
• Elkhart invites public to Firetruck Push-In Ceremony Thursday
• Single vehicle crash in Nappanee on C.R 3
• Officers honored for action during January shooting at Elkhart Martin’s
• Gearing up for the 11th annual Elkhart County Lemonade Day
• Abducted child located by Indiana state trooper
• Motorcycle crash sends 51-year-old woman to hospital
• Two-vehicle crash in Elkhart County Sunday
• UPDATE: Deceased Elkhart County inmate identified, investigation ongoing
• Emergency crews respond to a house fire in Goshen
• Elkhart County Miracle announce season schedule
• Moped involved in crash on CR 17 Friday afternoon