Elkhart County

• Shipshewana on the Road takes over Elkhart
• Elkhart County Parks presents: Timberdoodle Trek
• Remembering Rio: Cookies and Canvas for the Heart raises awareness for children’s mental health
• Indiana Michigan Power raise Elkhart Hydroelectric Reservoir for Spring
• St. Patrick's Day scavenger hunt and World Water Day celebration
• Andy Stephenson named new chief of Goshen Police Department
• Two-vehicle crash due to disregarded traffic signal on C.R. 17
• Elkhart residents fight unauthorized mobile home
• Fairfield breaks ground on $7 million athletics and band facilities project
• Two arrested, charged in Armed Kidnapping, Robbery of 16-year-old
• Section of US 6 near Nappanee remains closed due to flooding
• Amish quilt collection comes to Goshen College gallery
• Elkhart announces mixed-use development project at South Main and Freight Street
• Baugo Township tornado sirens not functional ahead of potential severe weather
• Stepmother sentenced 60 years after pleading guilty to Murder of 6-year-old stepson
• Premier Arts kicks off season with Seussical the Musical
• Free Ukrainian Easter Egg Decorating workshop at First Presbyterian Church in Elkhart
• Elkhart Riverwalk competes for Best Riverwalk through USA Today program
• Harrison Street and Oakland Avenue to close for construction
• UPDATE: 16-year-old formally charged with Murder of 19-year-old Elkhart man
• Summer's Spotlight: Local drive-in entering 62nd year
• Youth mental health supported at Elkhart County Children's Summit
• Mario Cart competition held at Ninja Golf
• Lacasa announces Annual Luncheon on March 25
• Vehicle crashes into utility pole at intersection of S.R. 19 and Quail Ridge Drive
• Moped driver in hospital after crash near C.R. 17
• Two-vehicle crash at intersection of C.R. 142 and Division Street
• Two-vehicle crash after failing to yield
• Remembering Rio: Cookies and canvas for the heart
• EPD identifies patrolmen from fatal Feb. 8 officer-involved shooting
• RIGHT NOW: Large gas leak on North Shore Drive, avoid area
• Bristol residents express displeasure over potential annexation
• Road closure on E. Third St. until mid-July
• Two suspects arrested for alleged thefts from vehicles at Old Farm Apartments
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office warns of 'ghost tax preparers' scam
• No snow? No problem! Year-round outdoor winter sports coming to Mishawaka
• INDOT hosting public information meeting for the US 33 project in Elkhart County
• Family of Bryan Axel Ramirez Gomez calls for independent investigation
• Son of Elkhart mayor charged with OWI after falling asleep in drive-thru
• UPDATE: 19-year-old victim identified in Monday morning Elkhart shooting
• Downtown Goshen hosts Goshen Gives Back night
• High school students launch Elkhart County food drive competition
• UPDATE: Shooting leaves 19-year-old dead, homicide unit investigating
• Build your own laundry basket organizer with Elkhart Parks and Recreation
• Expect possible delays on Bristol Avenue
• Fundraiser to care for The Goshen News image archive
• Epic Dance Studios announces new weekly dance classes
• Elkhart County Parks hosts monthly Wednesday Bird Walk
• Elkhart Christian Academy Theatre presents: Anatasia the musical
• Elkhart City Council approves 42-unit affordable housing development
• Two-vehicle crash in Wakarusa after driver drifted over centerline
• Wrongfully convicted Reggie Dillard gives first TV interview after 27 years behind bars
• Tolson Center for Community Excellence to host Spelling Bee Explosion
• Indiana Senate Bill 76 moves to Governor Mike Braun's desk
• Two men wanted on warrants for fatal crash
• Local bakery announces closing while moving locations
• Elkhart launches Small Business Resource Guide to support local entrepreneurs
• Art on display at Black Voices Art Show
• Three-vehicle collision at C.R. 146 and S.R. 15: disregard of a stop sign
• Have you seen her? Elkhart woman missing for nearly a year
• Man charged with Burglary after allegedly stealing a car he slept in
• UPDATE: Elkhart bus driver accused of DUI fired, ISP investigation ongoing
• Man arrested after alleged drunk hit-and-run crash
• Wrongfully convicted Elkhart man set free after 27 years behind bars
• UPDATE: Victims identified in fatal crash involving truck and horse-drawn cart, investigation ongoing
• Three-vehicle crash sends one passenger to hospital
• Elkhart County Parks hosts a guided Pre-Spring Nature Walk
• One person crashes into utility poll due to winter conditions
• Aspiring entrepreneurs invited to Elkhart's Small Business Resource Guide Launch Event
• Final day of 2026 Home and Outdoor Expo takes place Sunday
• Elkhart Municipal Band presents musical inspired by the spirit of travel
• INDOT set to hold public information meeting for US 33 Roadway Project
• Goshen Public Library welcomes Tom D. Crouch to discuss Smithson's Gamble
• Two-vehicle crash due to road conditions on C.R. 7
• Black history month celebration
• Ten African American Heroes honored at special ribbon cutting
• Goshen Theater hosts 1920s themed soiree
• 20-year-old man found shot in apartment in Elkhart
• 2026 Home & Outdoor Expo commences in Elkhart
• Year-long celebration of first train arrival in Elkhart
• 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
• Elkhart Police Department receives threats of violence, city says