Elkhart County

• Motorcyclist suffers catastrophic injuries in Elkhart County crash Thursday, driver arrested
• Michiana Spring Clay Tour for the Northern Indiana Clay Alliance
• Bomb threat called into Elkhart business Thursday morning
• 1,400 Hoosiers gather for 14th annual RV Power Breakfast in Elkhart
• ABC57 News talks with Governor Mike Braun about data centers, gas tax suspension
• Elkhart County Humane Society create a cat adoption special for May to help with overcrowding
• Concord schools outline hiring process for athletic director who was previously accused of abusive conduct
• City of Elkhart breaks ground on $51 million Hively Avenue Overpass    
• Mary Beck Elementary hosts open house for one last time
• Interurban Trolley closed for Memorial Day
• Crossroads United Way announces $845k in grants, some to support Elkhart County and others
• Elkhart Summer Reading Challenge 2026 kicks off
• UPDATE: Pedestrian identified in deadly early morning crash on C.R. 17
• Rick Court named new Concord High School athletic director
• New Paris Community Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony coming up
• Elkhart man sentenced to 32 years in prison for deadly crash
• South Bend woman arrested in wrong-way driver crash on Indiana Toll Road
• Graves of Revolutionary War veterans get a visit by history fans
• Elkhart high school football players got out on the gridiron with athletes from Mosaic
• Boots and Bulls bring Western fun to The Old Bag Factory in Goshen on May 23
• Local nonprofit receives $160k grant to expand mental health services, support families in crisis
• UPDATE: Elkhart police execute early morning search warrant on C.R. 11, firearms and drugs seized
• City of Elkhart announces Memorial Day celebrations
• Man sentenced to 77 years in prison for Osceola drug deal murder
• NIPSCO crews at work after morning gas line leak in Bristol
• Elkhart Community Schools names new high school athletic director
• Elkhart High School and Mosaic promoting accessibility with flag football
• Environmental activists target RV industry's wood-sourcing practices
• Water main break, road repairs, culvert removal in Middlebury
• Community invited to cheer on students at Unified Champions Game Day
• UPDATE: Three-vehicle crash leaves driver injured, vehicle upside down
• Community invited to 'A Final Farewell' picnic at Osolo Elementary before consolidation
• New lawsuit filed against charter bus driver with alleged OWI on school field trip
• Elkhart woman leads ISP pursuit in Northwest Indiana, speeds up to 140 mph
• Elkhart Jazz Festival announces 2026 schedule
• Taste of Nappanee exploring Nappanee's history with walking tour
• Michiana Jeep Club raises money Zac Mago Foundation
• Elkhart Rotary Club hosts 10th annual First Responders Luncheon
• Beardsley Avenue to close for federally mandated stormwater, sewage separation project
• Man accused of murdering child found competent to stand trial
• One dead, two hurt in Elkhart County crash
• Electrical fire leaves locker room closed at local gym
• Elkhart Police Department hosting 'Cop on a Rooftop'
• Postal carriers lead annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive across northern Indiana
• Dogapalooza celebrates four-legged friends and supports Humane Society of Elkhart County
• Two drivers jailed for driving while intoxicated
• What to expect at Kercher's Sunrise Orchard
• Elkhart Community Schools named Best Community for Music seven years in a row
• Elkhart Community Schools receive national Children's Health Champion Award
• Elkhart County Historical Museum to host driving tour of graves of Revolutionary War veterans
• 25 dogs and cats from neglect case available for adoption
• Suspect in Elkhart murder-suicide had military background, per Army spokesperson
• Concord Junior High School closes Wednesday after anonymous threats
• YOUR VOICE, YOUR VOTE: Tracking Elkhart County sheriff primary election
• 18-year-old in Elkhart charged with Attempted Murder
• UPDATE: Merger talks between Patrick Industries and LCI Industries terminated
• Girls on the Run celebrates end of season with two 5Ks
• Amish Acres holds first spring market of 2026 season
• Elkhart Environmental Center hosts Foraging Workshop Sunday
• Dogapalooza returns to Ox Bow County Park
• The Maple City's spring clean up
• Three injured in shooting near downtown Elkhart
• Monger Elementary suffers water line break and will temporarily relocate
• Official cause and manner of death revealed for Kaylon Woods, Adonis Joseph
• EPD Chief Dan Milanese steps down from role, interim chief announced
• Magician Andy Gross comes to Goshen Theater
• The Great Futures Breakfast held by the Elkhart Boys & Girls Club to raise money and honor local heroes
• 42-year-old man faces several counts of Felony Child Molesting
• INDOT makes public presentation to residents of Middlebury about future updates to S.R. 13
• Goshen man charged with alleged federal child sex crimes
• Community Foundation of Elkhart County awards $3.4M in grants
• UPDATE: Two arrested for alleged child neglect, animal cruelty
• Humane Society takes in 61 animals in one day after Goshen Rescue
• Neighbors, community react to Elkhart County double shooting, house fire 
• Suspect in Elkhart homicide found dead from suicide in house fire on Golden Pond Trail
• Humane Society of Elkhart County takes in 61 animals in single day
• Death investigation underway after man was found dead inside semi-truck
• Elkhart County SWAT response leads to body found in Elkhart County
• UPDATE: Dead man identified in shooting at Elkhart apartment complex
• Wakarusa Maple Festival wraps up Sunday after three days of family fun
• 'Green Day Celebration' in Goshen for May First Fridays
• 57th Annual Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival Underway
• Elkhart County Historical Museum screening of 'The American Revolution'
• Third annual teen job fair at Elkhart Public Library
• 63rd annual Pancake Day
• Murder conviction of Elkhart woman Iris Seabolt vacated
• CAPS spreads awareness about Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Family, friends and the Goshen community left in shock and mourning following apparent murder-suicide
• Missing man found dead in Christmas tree box, roommate arrested for Murder
• Man charged with fatal OWI in buggy crash that left two children dead
• UPDATE: Victim identified in downtown Goshen shooting
• City of Elkhart hosting Tuesday Q&A on Rental Inspection and Registration Program
• Goshen College Short Film Festival returns April 23
• Community concert brings generations together through music at the Lerner Theatre
• Bubba's 33 brings 200 new jobs to Elkhart
• Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival
• The Lerner Theatre presents ABRA Cadabra – Celebrating the Music and Magic of ABBA
• Earth Day celebration honors Aldo Leopold at DeFries Homestead
• Residents seek answers in fatal officer-involved shooting
• Navy Seal involved in Osama bin Laden raid speaks at Elkhart County Lincoln Day Dinner