Elkhart County

• Elkhart County crash causes significant injuries on CR 18
• The 5th annual back to school event in Elkhart kicks off Saturday
• Game of the Week: Elkhart Central wins final Mangy Lion matchup
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: August 23, 2019
• The Great Inflatable Race bounces into the Elkhart 4-H Fairgrounds
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on CR 5 Friday morning
• Homicide unit, Marshals searching for murder suspect
• Elkhart Police investigating theft of utility trailer from business
• Elkhart Police investigating use of stolen debit and credit cards
• Elkhart Central High School student died August 12
• Elkhart Parks and Recreation Department audit turned down
• Elkhart County inmate who escaped now facing additional charges
• Pet food manufacturer fined $27,500 by IOSHA
• Elkhart rivals gear up for final Battle for the Mangy Lion
• Elkhart Cueramaro Supermarket arsonist caught on camera
• Multi-million dollar expansion underway at Boys & Girls Club of Middlebury
• More victims share stories on car arsons
• Man mistakenly released from Elkhart County Jail, flees when police confront him
• Goshen Schools will begin plan to go green
• 14-year-old charged in Elkhart teen's death
• Sheriff’s Office: 1-year-old child tested positive for amphetamines
• Police determine suspicious package at Civic Plaza to be non-life threatening
• South Bend man arrested on drug charges while driving on Indiana Toll Road
• Two witnesses describe what they saw during hit-and-run crash on Pike and Denver
• Elkhart Fire Department gets new hazmat truck
• Elkhart family wakes up to three cars and home on fire
• Victim identified in hit-and-run crash at Pike and Denver
• New Middlebury cafe giving back to community with motto ‘do good, eat good’
• Hit-and-run victim in Goshen airlifted to hospital
• Elkhart educators protest for higher pay at Red4Ed rally
• Ivy Tech Community College names new chancellor
• Jimtown football honors past with field upgrades
• 7-Eleven robbery suspect accused of striking pedestrian, fleeing scene
• Elkhart-based payroll company seeks bankruptcy protection
• Elkhart deputies conducting fraud investigation
• Michiana teachers renew #Red4Ed movement ahead of new school year
• Schoolhouse Supplies Store opens in Elkhart
• Power outage follows crash on SR 19 near Wakarusa
• The annual Elkhart Grand Prix brings family together
• Ex-employee sues Thor Motor Coach in Elkhart over payments
• Back-to-school giveaway in Elkhart helps parents struggling with high shopping costs
• Police chase in Elkhart leads to crash, counterfeiting arrest
• Trial date set for suspect in murder of Goshen professor James Miller
• Schools, parents discuss safety with kids after mass shootings
• Nappanee family receives a gift. It involves mortgage payments
• Deputies asking for help identifying subject in surveillance photo
• Rollover crash under investigation on C.R. 17 in Elkhart
• Elkhart County agency receives funding to support youth impacted by opioid crisis
• Wa-nee community schools debut new safety upgrades for the new school year
• Phone system in Goshen aimed at overcoming language barriers
• 'Stuff-the-Bus' drive collects supplies for local schools
• Charity event in Elkhart raises money for Parkinson’s research
• IDEM issues Air Quality Action Day for Indiana counties, including St. Joseph and Elkhart
• Near-space weather balloon lands after rising 108K feet
• Pilot program to help juvenile offenders, their families in Elkhart County
• St. Joseph County Police completes search on Bremen Highway
• Firefighters to open new pub in downtown Elkhart
• New robotics center in Elkhart will encourage students in constructive ways
• Food Bank of North America seeking extra participants for local food program
• Goshen Fire Department partners with Ivy Tech to educate new era of firefighters
• Court documents say wife admitted to stabbing husband
• Event at Ideal Beach in Elkhart will be sure to keep the kids entertained
• Police seeking suspect in theft of minivan from gas station
• Investigation into fatal Elkhart Police pursuit complete
• Elkhart woman facing murder charges in husband's death
• 12-year-old girl reported missing from Elkhart has been found
• Elkhart Community Schools to increase pay for bus drivers
• Elkhart man injured after crashing into several parked cars
• Authorities seeking information in Elkhart stabbing death case
• Elkhart Public Library hosting Woodstock experience 50 years after original
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair promotes sustainability with 'upcycling' contest
• Jackson Boulevard in Elkhart reopens after lengthy construction project
• First responders who died in the line of duty honored at Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• Elkhart Police investigating tool theft from Lowe's
• Goshen Police investigating theft at Walmart
• Police investigating burglary at Elkhart church
• Former PIO plea hearing extended
• Goshen Schools hoping to attract new bus drivers through incentives
• Mayor orders flags at half-staff to honor Goshen Police officer
• Three life-saving awards presented to local heroes
• Main street redevelopment plan is a go
• Several animal shelters are overcrowded
• Indiana legislature hires outside attorney in groping suit against Curtis Hill
• Deputies searching for suspect in theft of $800 worth of Barbie dolls
• Goshen Police officer passes away following cancer battle
• Police asking for help identifying woman who picked up prescription
• Performing arts wing at Concord High School damaged by flooding
• Goshen man living with Parkinson’s disease uses 23andMe to find answers
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair to close down on Sunday due to inclement weather
• Fairgoers beat the heat at the Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• A look inside Food Row at the 2019 Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• Live with the 2019 Elkhart County 4-H Fair Queen and Senior Queen
• 4-H students working hard to keep animals cool
• Country music artist John King will perform free show Friday night
• Elkhart Fair President-elect Trent Hostetler discusses this year's concert series
• Elkhart Fair President Josh Culp discusses this year's $5 First Friday specials
• Cooling centers opening up throughout Michiana
• ISP seizes over 3 pounds of marijuana during traffic stop
• Annual Elkhart County 4-H Fair kicks off Friday
• Officials from INDOT host a hearing on a plan to expand highway in Middlebury