Elkhart County

• 2026 Home & Outdoor Expo commences in Elkhart
• Year-long celebration of first train arrival in Elkhart
• Two dead, two injured after pick-up truck strikes horse-drawn cart
• Free summer camp aims to prepare Elkhart County kids for kindergarten
• Elkhart First Presbyterian Church offering "Ashes to Go" experience
• Office of the Prosecuting Attorney releases new information into Officer-Involved Shooting that left a minor dead
• Summer's Spotlight: What you need to know to build a fire
• Community leaders address immigration concerns in Goshen
• Donald Shafer, Elkhart teacher facing child sex charges has initial court hearing 
• Callahan's Restaurant serves its final meals after 42 years
• Countdown to Kindergarten program launches across Elkhart County
• 20-year-old facing additional charge in shooting at Riverbend Apartments
• 38-year-old faces felony Child Molesting charges following investigation
• Stabbing victim dies Monday morning, suspect found dead near scene
• Elkhart Indiana Black Expo 'Trailblazer Awards' recognize students' academic, athletic achievements
• One person found conscious under bridge in St. Joseph River
• Two-vehicle crash on C.R. 21 leads to injuries
• First Presbyterian Church offers "ashes to go"
• Elkhart County Historical Museum set to host trivia night
• Two-vehicle crash at intersection of C.R. 19 and C.R. 36
• Two paramedics honored with the hero award for their life saving work
• Elkhart residents express outrage following the arrest of local teacher Donald Shafer
• ISP investigating Elkhart Community Schools bus driver for possible DUI
• Elkhart Police Department receives threats of violence, city says
• Memorial walk for Elkhart teen killed in police involved shooting
• Probable cause affidavit shares disturbing details in sexual misconduct case of Elkhart teacher Donald Shafer
• COURT DOCS: Elkhart teacher describes meetup with teen as 'Grindr hookup'
• Failure to yield leads to crash at S.R. 19 and C.R. 30, one sent to hospital
• Annual Frosty Five Run hits 17th year in Elkhart
• Former Elkhart County clerks sentenced for misconduct Thursday
• One dead and two injured following crash on C.R. 5
• Andrea Johnson sentenced in school board election fraud
• Elkhart Police Chief and Mayor hold press conference following shooting of 14-year-old, recent shootings
• Elkhart officials urge patience as investigation continues into officer involved shooting of teen
• Elkhart Community Schools teacher being investigated for misconduct with former student
• Concord students participate in ICE walkout Tuesday
• 14-year-old shooting victim still hospitalized after Monday afternoon shooting
• Elkhart Community School board reveals Consolidation update for school closures
• Nicholas Stanley murder trial pushed to September
• Summer's Spotlight: Phoenix Performing Arts offers musical for Valentine's
• Bicyclist injured after sideswiping school bus
• Memorial grows for 17-year-old boy fatally shot by police in Elkhart
• Elkhart couple face felony drug charges following ISP investigation
• EPD investigating Monday afternoon stabbing on Bristol Street
• UPDATE: 14-year-old in serious condition following  Monday afternoon shooting, EPD investigating
• UPDATE: Elkhart mayor releases statement regarding death of teen in officer-involved shooting
• Elkhart County Homicide Unit investigating inmate death
• 17th annual Frosty Five Run invites runners and walkers to winter race
• Elkhart County Park offering Survival Skills: Fire Making workshop
• Single-engine aircraft crashes near runway at Elkhart Municipal Airport
• UPDATE: Two males injured in shooting near East Lexington Avenue
• Group protests ICE outside Target in Goshen
• Vehicle slide-off knocks out power in multiple counties
• Owner shares reason behind controversial Elkhart Black History Month display
• Elkhart basset hound wins Puppy Bowl 'Pupularity Playoffs'
• Tiara Jackson appointed Elkhart County Auditor
• Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival organizers warn of vendor scam
• 29-year-old man faces felony neglect charge for allegedly injuring daughter
• Summer's Spotlight: Michiana pup is Puppy Bowl 'Pupularity' finalist
• Renewed push to find missing Elkhart woman, Brandy Martinez, after four months of silence
• Elkhart business wins 'Coolest Thing Made IN Indiana'
• Gymtown Food Bank receives $120k grant for cold storage expansion
• EPD seeks info on missing mother and daughter
• Elkhart County man charged with five counts of Child Molesting
• Indiana libraries fearing future if Senate Bill eight passes 
• Elkhart City Council advances Downtown Outdoor Refreshment Area
• Our Waters exhibit opens at the Elkhart County Historical Museum
• Elkhart County Commissioners respond to complaints over delayed Sunnyside Overpass opening
• Goshen first Fridays play matchmaker
• Power of community shines at Elkhart County Boys & Girls Clubs art show
• Elkhart Senators and Representatives gather to discuss community concerns
• Crash on S.R. 13, driver cited for reckless driving
• Goshen College women’s basketball player makes history by going pro
• UPDATE: Elkhart Road reopened following three-vehicle crash near Reliance
• Twin brothers charged with felony weapons charges, drug charges following search warrant
• Elkhart police still seeking information on missing woman
• Crash into ditch on US 20 sends driver to hospital
• Goshen Health announces intent to partner with Parkview Health
• UPDATE: Michiana professor sues Meta after being hacked on Facebook, lawsuit dismissed January 2026
• Understanding emergency declarations
• Trailer crash leads to one driver cited, another in hospital
• Elkhart County Commissioners declare local emergency
• Teenage passenger dead after icy crash on S.R. 13
• Workshop teaches how to build nest boxes for small birds
• Build houses for bats at the Bat House Workshop
• Two teens injured in single-vehicle crash
• Bitter cold doesn’t stop disc golfers from raising record funds for Goshen food pantry
• Winter workshop helps birders identify ducks, geese, and swans
• Tolson Center hosts Spelling Bee Explosion
• Elkhart County Parks hosts Dutch Oven Dump Cake and ice cream luncheon
• One Indiana Michigan Power Lineman's Battle to Restore Power in Brutal Cold
• Man charged with crashing into parked vehicles, later hitting officer
• Elkhart man fights to get back home after being displaced from Hellenic Senior Living
• 20-year-old charged with Armed Robbery
• LoveWay grand reopening
• Local homeless shelters, City of South Bend work to keep people safe during freezing temperatures
• Lifelong Hoosiers celebrate once-in-a-lifetime undefeated season
• Elkhart offers warming centers during cold weather
• Middlebury Food Pantry receives new box truck following October 2025 fundraiser
• Elkhart County EMA upgrades Winter Weather Travel Conditions to Watch