Elkhart County

• Groundbreaking for Elkhart High School's new Health and Strength Center Nov. 26
• Deadly two-vehicle crash on S.R. 13 in Middlebury Wednesday morning
• Suspect identified and charged in Monday night stabbing in Elkhart
• Holiday show season at the Phoenix Performing Arts in Goshen
• Founder of Elkhart-based RV manufacturer passes away
• Elkhart car dealership broken into Monday morning
• Elkhart Dollar General burglarized Monday morning
• One injured in two-vehicle crash Tuesday morning
• Two Elkhart stabbings within two hours of each other
• Four Elkhart citizens honored for life-saving efforts
• Local Food Pantries see increased need ahead of holidays
• Elkhart County Parks to lead Sandhill Crane Trip Nov. 23
• Failure to yield the right of way sends one to hospital, teen driver cited
• Suspect in custody after Saturday morning stabbing in Elkhart
• Car crashes over railing, catches fire Sunday night in Elkhart County
• Library Customer Appreciation Day at Nappanee Public Library Thursday
• Arts and Acts: Award winning Goshen singer-songwriter Abbie Thomas talks new album and tour
• The RV Hall of Fame hosts 'Kids Who Cook' Fundraiser
• Warehouse storing diaper donations ransacked twice
• Teen cited for failure to yield the right of way following crash that left woman injured
• Local non-profit burgled Thursday morning in Elkhart
• Three sent to hospital, driver cited in Friday morning Elkhart crash
• Teaching for Tomorrow: Elkhart Area Career Center offers high school students a head start to their careers
• 'They're both dads,' Families ask questions after men found in river
• Local organizations providing free Thanksgiving Day meal to community
• Elkhart launches 'Trees for the Hart' program to boost city's green space
• Goshen teen injured in crash involving semi on U.S. 20
• Individuals found dead in truck recovered from St. Joe River in Elkhart, identified
• UPDATE: Pickup truck and two bodies pulled from St. Joe River in Elkhart, people identified
• Two men missing out of Elkhart County since Nov. 10
• UPDATE: Missing Elkhart woman found Wednesday afternoon
• Concord High School students gear up for annual Potter's Marathon
• Mushing 101 class at River Preserve County Park Saturday
• LOGAN and CAPS team up to bring services to Elkhart County for children on the autism spectrum
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist dead after driver fails to yield the right of way
• City of Goshen takes action against Main Street bar
• Baugo Community schools closed Monday due to threat, police investigating
• Middlebury Schools handing out free 'Gold Cards' to seniors in the district
• Beacon Health System Youth Summit at Tolson Center Saturday
• Volunteers needed as City of Elkhart launches 'Trees for the Hart'
• Gun found in Concord High School student's backpack Monday
• Students at West Side Middle School honor veterans
• Driver in turning lane fails to yield, causes collision with another vehicle
• Local school closed Monday to investigate threat
• Crews fight garage fire in Elkhart, extinguishment delayed by propane tanks
• Local hero hangs up his hat after four decades of service
• Elkhart man arrested for murder, attempted murder after two men found shot
• Multiple Nappanee churches to hold benefit for Bashor Children's Home Saturday
• Driver runs red light, hits truck, utility pole, gas pump, and SUV
• Goshen FD to hold Change of Command ceremony Nov. 8 as longtime Chief retires
• Salvation Army kicks off their 'Red Kettle' fundraising campaign
• Voter turnout across Michiana
• Drunk driver strikes two vehicles before fleeing scene
• County Clerk: Morning voting machine jam in Elkhart fixed
• Two men shot at River Run Apartments in Elkhart
• City of Elkhart moves to buy birthing simulation mannequin for fire department
• Car crash with utility poll leaves hundreds without power in Goshen Monday
• Elkhart County man found guilty of felony child molestation charges
• Teen driver sent to hospital after Wakarusa crash Monday morning
• Fatal shooting in Elkhart leaves one victim dead and another in critical condition
• La Casa to break ground on affordable housing in Goshen
• Indiana State Parks seeks input via new survey
• BMV extends hours for Election Day
• Goshen's 'First Friday' lights up main street
• Crash in Elkhart County between pick up and semi sends one to EGH
• Retiring Goshen Fire Chief earns State EMS Director's Award
• Goshen approves ordinances to regulate golf cart, ORV use on streets
• Juvenile driver cited for following too closely in crash that sends two to hospital
• Safety tips and times for Halloween in Michiana
• 99 & 102-Year-old WWII veterans honored in Elkhart
• Smithsonian exhibits on display at Elkhart County Historical Museum
• How to spot AI deepfakes ahead of Election Days
• House of Horrors closes doors after county concerns
• Strong early voting turnout in St. Joseph & Elkhart County
• McKinnies Realty expansion looks to spread word on Homes for Heroes
• Elkhart City Hall to open late on Halloween for repair work
• Community invited to Wa-Nee Foster Friendly Community Launch event
• Elkhart County Historical Museum offers community ofrenda in celebration of Día de los Muertos
• Elkhart Police investigate a burglary at a Family Dollar
• 20-year-old woman injured after being struck while riding e-bike Sunday
• Fire in Elkhart Sunday, no injuries reported, cause under investigation
• The South Bend Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. will host its annual Community Health and Resource Fair
• Holiday at the Mill Returns Nov. 2
• Light Parade and seasonal festivities set for Goshen
• Elkhart Tolson Center holds self-healing event
• UPDATE: Bank shooting results in one victim taken to hospital, one taken into custody
• VIDEO: Loud noise coming from underground pipe startles Elkhart County residents
• Singer Judy Collins performing at The Lerner Theatre on Oct. 25
• Elkhart residents share thoughts ahead of Chick-Fil-A opening day
• Former Elkhart mail carrier pleads guilty to hiding over 900 pieces of mail
• Elkhart County’s Little BIG Idea Grant Program returns in November
• Former ECSO Officer McQuarie found not guilty of Ghost Employment
• Affidavit reveals details leading up to Goshen welfare check turned homicide investigation
• New traffic flow system installed at Elkhart’s busiest intersection
• Woman sent to hospital after Saturday stabbing in Elkhart
• Volunteer to 'Be a Friend' to Goshen Public Library
• First Chick-fil-A in Elkhart County to open Thursday
• Elkhart County unveils new traffic upgrade
• 'Halloween Campfire & Hayrides' event happening Oct. 25-26 in Elkhart County
• Two-vehicle crash in Elkhart County on Oct. 18