Elkhart County

• Car crash results in South Bend woman arrested for OWI and drug possession
• Goshen High School student wins $1,000 for Mcdonald's mural
• Elkhart County Historical Museum to host third annual Dia de Los Muertos celebration
• EPD investigating early morning shooting
• Family of Brandy Martinez still looking for answers more than a year after her disappearance
• Suspect faces 11 felonies after allegedly molesting three children
• Driver cited after two-vehicle crash sends one car into cornfield, one into brick barn
• 11th Annual Track or Treat is Thursday
• Elkhart to hold Trick or Treat at City Hall
• Locomotive fans gather for tiny details and big smiles at the Goshen Train Show
• 20-year-old man with possible life-threatening injuries after crash in Elkhart
• Jimtown beats Tippecanoe Valley 15-14 in opening round of sectional playoffs
• Horse barn becomes sensory-friendly trick-or-treat
• 40-year-old man sustains serious head injuries in hit-and-run in Goshen
• Jimmies seek revenge for week six loss to Tippecanoe Valley
• Habitat for Humanity building new affordable homes for local families in Elkhart
• Nicholas Stanley's family, legal team react after murder sentencing
• More than 5,800 without power in Nappanee and Bremen after morning outage 
• Bonding dog therapy hosted by Elkhart County Parks Nov. 6
• LoveWay holds their fifth annual Barn Boo-Nanza for community
• Elkhart parents sentenced for death of 6-month-old
• Goshen College hosts candlelight vigil honoring those who have lost their life to domestic violence
• Niles police release findings in death investigation of two South Bend women
• 25-year-old man faces multiple felony counts of Possession of Child Sex Abuse Material
• 'Dirty Roots Community Initiative' pushes new boundaries fighting period poverty
• Nappanee police help craft vendors recover goods at deserted Amish Acres
• Suspect in recent Elkhart SWAT standoff identified, arrested, charged with felonies
• 25-year-old found guilty in deadly 2022 car crash
• Goshen couple pleads guilty to several Neglect of Dependent, Animal Cruelty charges
• Lerner Theater to host costume contest, trick-or-treating, and free movie Oct. 25
• Multiple streets will be paved starting on Oct. 19 in Elkhart
• Suspect in custody in Fremont St Shooting Investigation
• SWAT Team brought to Elkhart home after shots fired during domestic disturbance
• Mishawaka couple sentenced for 'catnapping' in Ohio
• UPDATE: SWAT Team responds to domestic disturbance call on Fremont Street after shots fired at police, investigation ongoing
• Elkhart Environmental Center seeking volunteers for annual Haunted Walk Oct. 22-24
• Nine taken into ICE custody following criminal investigation in Bristol
• Raiders aiming to finish off first undefeated regular season in nearly 10 years
• Beacon Health System makes decision to consolidate behavioral health service line
• Downtown Elkhart gears up for Neon Lights
• 27 years later: man wrongfully convicted files federal lawsuit
• MMR vaccine clinic comes to Middlebury amid several measles cases in state
• Small Business Administration coming to assist Elkhart County residents recovering from June 11 tornado
• Goshen woman sentenced for drunk buggy crash that left four hurt, including baby
• New $37 Million Development Could Transform Downtown Elkhart
• Car owner responds after Elkhart sergeant crashes into parked car
• Elkhart hires third-party to study potential data center regulations
• Elkhart Redevelopment Commission votes to accept redevelopment proposal for former county courthouse property
• Grief Walk hosted by Elkhart County Parks Oct. 13
• Elkhart Tree Planting blitz aims for 2,000 trees by the end of 2027
• Commercial fire at Green Stream Recycling Saturday morning in Elkhart
• Warsaw beats Concord 37-29 to move to 8-0
• Concord hopes to stack wins before playoffs begin
• From duplexes to backyard homes: Elkhart passes new housing ordinance 
• Local Indiana deer processors gear up for the "Hunt for Hunger"
• Two-vehicle crash on Walorski Parkway in Elkhart
• Elkhart Parks & Recreation to host "Island Park Trunk or Treat" event
• Elkhart City Council moves forward with 2027 budget
• One man is dead in a motorcycle crash
• Birding Tour at Elkhart Bog Nature Preserve Oct. 7
• Elkhart celebrates 175 years of railroads
• Reed Farms hosts 100th annual Cornhusking Competition
• Elkhart County Parks Department hosting "Weird Indiana The Haunted Truth"
• Pokagon band of the Potawatomi tribe performs at Goshen First Friday's
• Concord band gears up for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Alabama couple alleges Elkhart County RV dealer scammed them out of thousands of dollars
• Water main break reported in Bristol; boil order to be in place for impacted homes
• Goshen Health joins Parkview Health, expanding network of primary and specialty care physicians
• 'Are you a con man?' Amish Acres' newest owner faces community backlash
• The Window food pantry reaches $300k fundraising benchmark, plans to reopen Nov. 2
• Elkhart man charged with multiple child sex crime felonies
• Multiple people injured in boat crash on St. Joseph River
• Elkhart invites community to help plant 600 trees in October
• Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Stanley found guilty of Murder
• Daily Bread Market to close after not performing at level it needs to, owner says
• Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Stanley takes the stand on day four
• UPDATE: County bomb squad detonates suspicious package behind Elkhart CVS, no explosives found
• Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Prosecution rests as trial continues into day three
• Nicholas Stanley Murder Trial: Day two
• UPDATE: Suspect accused of staring through Elkhart elementary school windows formally charged
• Nicholas Stanley murder trial: Day one
• Community members invited to 'Spider Night Hike' at River Preserve County Park Thursday
• Man who fired at Goshen 7-Eleven same man who shot at ISP trooper in La Porte County, per police
• Goshen police investigating after shots fired into 7-Eleven
• 'Waggin' in the Woods' celebrates sixth year this Sunday
• Water main break reported in Elkhart in Beardsley Avenue area; drivers asked to avoid the area
• Showers stay persistent on the final day of the Nappanee Apple Festival
• Section of US 6 in Elkhart County to close for repair
• Leaf Walk at Bonneyville Mill County Park in Elkhart
• Nappanee's 50th annual Apple Festival continues through rain showers
• Nappanee Apple Festival events delayed or canceled due to weather
• NIPSCO gas leak in Osolo Township
• Dirty Roots Pantry fights against period poverty in Michiana
• Gas leak reported in Osolo Township; public asked to avoid the area
• Bodies found in Niles in submerged Jeep confirmed to be Alexa Navarro and Vanessa Bautista
• Elkhart boy becomes big star in the big apple after being shown on Times Square jumbotron
• Family confirms Jeep connected to disappearance of Alexa Navarro and Vanessa Bautista found, two women found dead inside
• Lane restrictions in place for work on Nappanee Street pedestrian bridge
• VIP and Harvest Hoedown brings Fall fun, benefitting Rio's Rainbow
• Hispanic Heritage Cup in Goshen creates community through power of sports