Elkhart County

• Elkhart County Historical Museum set to offer bilingual tour
• St. Patrick's Day scavenger hunt Monday in Bristol
• "Speak our Truth Project Rally" raises awareness for child safety
• Multiple injured in Elkhart County crash
• New Goodwill campus opening in Elkhart March 19
• Passenger injured, driver cited following two-vehicle crash
• Two vehicles and apartment hit with gunfire Thursday, police investigating
• Driver suffers life-threatening head injury after hitting tree
• Epic Dance Studios Fundraiser Gala dances through the decades
• The Elkhart community is set to mark three years since the tragic death of Rio Allred, this weekend
• Single-vehicle crash kills young driver in Elkhart County
• One injured in Elkhart County crash involving two horses
• Motorcyclist and passenger dead Wednesday afternoon after collision in Elkhart County
• Fire breaks out in backyard camper trailer Wednesday morning
• Elkhart Hydroelectric Plant raising section of St. Joe River two feet starting March 17
• Akon visits Elkhart, films music video with Michiana natives signed to his label
• Elkhart Model Railroad Club to host 20th Annual Nappanee Train Show Saturday
• Elkhart Chapter of Indiana Black Expo celebrates 53 years of service
• Man arrested following pursuit in stolen vehicle and injuring police K9
• 39-year-old man faces charges of Child Exploitation and Voyeurism
• Elkhart police investigating shooting that left teen injured
• Driver injured and cited following single-vehicle crash Sunday evening
• 'Shipshewana on the Road' travels around Michiana
• Speak Our Truth Project Rally to honor Victims, advocate for justice
• Elkhart County students honored as National Youth Art Month kicks off
• Single vehicle crash in Middlebury Saturday morning
• The Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce holds award ceremony at Learner Theatre
• Elkhart man accused of sexually abusing and impregnating a child
• Elkhart man arrested on six counts of child molestation, accused of abuse over nine-year span
• The hunt for instructors: Goshen Community Schools hosts teacher fair
• One dead following two-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon
• All lanes of U.S. 20 closed between Middlebury, Shipshewana Thursday afternoon
• One sent to hospital following three-vehicle crash Thursday morning
• Trump administration approves Tariffs, and local businesses prepare for additional taxes
• Driver sent to hospital and cited following two-vehicle crash Wednesday
• One injured and driver arrested for OWI after crashing into road worker vehicles
• Residents gets some answers on Elkhart Clinic closure
• Observe semi-annual congregation of Sandhill Cranes at Boot Lake
• Meander through marshes, watch water foul on bog-to-bog tour Wednesday
• Passengers injured in two-vehicle crash, teen driver cited
• Goshen Community Schools hosting teacher recruitment fair March 4 and 6
• Several streets to close during Benham Project in Elkhart
• The BAEC Home and Outdoor Expo rolls through Elkhart
• Taste of Goshen set to hit tastebuds on March 7
• City of Goshen set to host International Women's Day Luncheon
• Elkhart History Museum to host an 'Old-Time Country' guided dance program
• Elkhart Home and Outdoor Expo taking place this weekend
• Street closures to start March 4 in Elkhart for Benham Avenue project
• Unknown juveniles throw homemade spear at boy walking dog
• Strong Avenue Neighborhood Association to address Elkhart Clinic environmental issue
• Goshen Intermediate School closed Friday after death of cherished teacher
• BREAKING: 17-year-old dead after crash at S.R. 15, C.R. 26 on Tuesday afternoon
• UPDATE: Elkhart police identify person in fraud investigation
• Tolson Center holds Black History Month program highlighting Black Greek Letter Organizations
• Juvenile suffers injury after bullet pierces Elkhart home Friday
• Fire scorches Elkhart garage Monday morning
• Extra police presence at Elkhart schools after potential threat posted online
• Lerner Theater celebrates 100 years with series "The Lerner Loves You"
• City of Goshen offering free trees to residents as part of urban forestry initiative
• Elkhart Triumph becomes newest motorcycle dealership in Michiana
• Juvenile arrested in connection to threats made towards Bremen Middle School
• Bill's BBQ in Elkhart announces closure after four decades
• First Presbyterian Church in Elkhart hosting "Ashes to Go" in honor of Ash Wednesday
• Crews respond to two-story house fire on Cedar Street in Elkhart
• Elkhart Parks asking for public input on future plans
• Sip and Savor Elkhart County starts Friday
• One sent to hospital following two-vehicle crash in Elkhart County
• Indiana BOAH finds bird flu in Elkhart County, breeder under quarantine
• Lacasa partners with Oaklawn to support unhoused seniors
• Indiana fishing licenses for 2025 now available for purchase
• Pair of Michigan suspects allegedly break in and burgle Elkhart electronic components company
• Elkhart Walgreens location closing permanently March 18
• Barrier breaking legacy of Elkhart family stretches back decades
• Bridge over Baugo Creek in Elkhart County being replaced starting Feb. 24
• Lacasa and Oaklawn selected to expand housing for homeless seniors
• Section of C.R. 142 closed for bridge replacement in Elkhart County
• Elkhart Chapter of Indiana Black Expo hosts annual Trailblazer Awards
• Elkhart structure fire in the 25000 block of County Road 36
• Elkhart County Historical Museum hosting trivia night
• Elkhart County hosts NAACP Black History Celebration
• Mennonite Church USA joins lawsuit against government over ICE policies
• Goshen man facing three charges of Child Molestation stemming from 2023
• Goshen Hearts Aglow Family Valentine's Dance brings loved ones together
• Lerner Theatre celebrates 100 years with 'The Lerner Loves You' free movie series
• Elkhart Chapter of Indiana Black Expo announce keynote speaker for Black Women Who Rock
• ABC57 Interview: Senator Blake Doriot on proposed bill covering partisan school board races
• Goshen Hospital implements visitor restrictions due to high rates of respiratory illnesses
• Water service line replacements and infrastructure improvements coming to Goshen
• Search for the North American Beaver lodge at Ox Bow County Park Thursday
• Hearts Aglow Family Valentine's Dance Thursday night in Goshen
• Baugo Township still embroiled in financial questions
• UPDATE: Suspect identified, charges filed, and bond set in non-fatal shooting of 15-year-old
• 63-year-old man faces one count of child molesting in Elkhart County
• Elkhart County deputies respond to single-vehicle crash in Nappanee
• 11th Annual Trailblazer Awards set for Feb. 17 at Elkhart High School
• LoveWay nonprofit in search of volunteers
• The Grand Shanghai Circus coming to Lerner Theatre
• Night to Shine: Goshen church hosts special needs prom
• Annasue Rocha, Martin's shooting victim, laid to rest Friday
• Fatal officer-involved shooting outside Martin's ruled justified