Elkhart County

• Elkhart Police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Nappanee Apple Festival cancelled due to COVID-19
• Medical Minute: COVID-19 treatments and spiking case numbers
• Elkhart Police investigating shooting on Marion Street
• Indiana has 51,612 cases of COVID-19, 2,567 deaths
• Elkhart County Sheriff searching for individual involved in Walmart theft
• Indiana has 51,079 cases of COVID-19, 2,563 deaths
• Elkhart County Sheriff searching for man in reference to theft
• Forrest River in Elkhart donates shuttle bus to adult support center
• Indiana GOP selects Todd Rokita to run for attorney general
• City of Goshen closes all splash pads, indoor rental facilities
• Indiana Republicans reject Attorney General Curtis Hill for reelection
• Indiana has 50,300 cases of COVID-19, 2,555 deaths
• Homicide Unit investigating after man found dead behind Elkhart restaurant
• Elkhart Super Heroes Museum to be featured on Collector’s Call tv show
• Indiana has 49,575 cases of COVID-19, 2,546 deaths
• Police talk about new phone laws in Indiana
• Crews respond to house fire in Elkhart
• Suspects Identified in Elkhart robbery of man in wheelchair
• Goshen Interfaith hopes to open new homeless shelter
• Police seeking help identifying suspects who beat, robbed man in wheelchair
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana announces distribution sites for week of July 13
• Indiana State Police competing in the 'best looking cruiser' contest
• Elkhart Councilman announces resignation, two candidates emerge to replace him
• Deputies investigating a hit and run in Nappanee
• Police identify victim shot on Laurelwood Drive
• ADEC’s Gaining Grounds coffee house in Bristol reopens
• City of Elkhart closing a pool and spray park in response to COVID-19
• One person dead in shooting on Laurelwood Drive
• Indiana has 48,008 cases of COVID-19, 2,500 deaths
• Goshen motorcycle crash sends one to hospital by airlift
• Indiana has 47,432 cases of COVID-19, 2,494 deaths
• New Paris Speedway hosts Independence day celebration
• Farmers’ markets in Michiana
• Get a free face covering at these events in Goshen
• Indiana has 46,915 cases of COVID-19, 2,488 deaths
• Motorcyclist killed in crash in Elkhart County
• Restaurant owners react to Elkhart Co. delaying reopening plans
• Mayor Roberson names new Elkhart Police chief
• Northern Indiana Food Bank announces updated distribution sites
• State launches #MaskUpHoosiers in COVID-19 fight
• Gov. Holcomb: Elkhart won't advance to stage 4, rest of state moves to 4.5
• DNR launches interactive map ‘Where to Paddle’
• Elkhart's McCloskey Law Office facing harassment in case of mistaken identity
• Elkhart students got a surprise of free books with their meals
• The lasting impact of COVID-19 on fairs and festivals
• Dr. Mark Fox shares his insight on the mandatory face mask orders
• Elkhart County issues mask mandate as COVID-19 positive cases rise
• Indiana regulators deny utility companies' request for lost revenue help
• AMC Theatres pushes reopening back two weeks
• Several roads to be repaved in Elkhart
• Public schools in Elkhart County plan on in-person, online options for the fall
• Indiana has 45,228 cases of COVID-19, 2,432 deaths
• Goshen Community Schools employee tests positive for COVID-19
• Elkhart County health officer signs mandate requiring use of face masks
• 52 Midwest Energy & Communications customers remain without power
• Protesters gather in front of Martin’s Super Market in Goshen
• Indiana Michigan Power releases update on customers who lost power
• 16000+ residents without power in the Michiana area
• Elkhart High School football team to begin summer workouts on July 6
• Police in Goshen searching for man in relation to ongoing investigation
• Grand Prix in downtown Elkhart rescheduled
• Indiana has 44,140 cases of COVID-19, 2,403 deaths
• City of Elkhart developing plan to address climate change
• Michiana restaurants that are open for dine in or carry out during COVID-19
• The struggle of growing up a Black athlete in America
• Goshen man sentenced to federal prison for producing child pornography
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana announces upcoming distribution locations
• Elkhart officials warn public against illegally setting off fireworks
• Check out the Coolest Thing made in Elkhart County
• Elkhart Police identify man shot and killed on Woodlawn Avenue
• Crews respond to house fire in Goshen
• JC Penney announces more stores may close, Concord Mall no longer on list
• 88-year-old dies several days after crash
• Elkhart Police searching for battery suspect
• Police investigating deadly shooting in Elkhart
• YWCA of North Central Indiana launches texting program for abuse victims
• City of Elkhart appoints new fire chief
• Goshen cancels Cruising Reunion
• Goshen Black Lives Matter mural proposal shot down
• Elkhart Parks and Rec hosts 'camp in a box'
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana food distribution schedule for June 22-26
• Indiana has 42,423 cases of COVID-19, 2,350 deaths
• Man who died in multi-vehicle crash in Elkhart County identified
• Elkhart County sheriff's office investigating two fatal crashes
• Goshen Police searching for person who fled during traffic stop
• Juneteenth celebrations and events in Michiana
• Brick thrown at Goshen Businesses window next to BLM sign
• Curtis Hill faces three challengers for Republican nomination for Attorney General
• Medical Minute: New treatment for COVID-19 showing promise
• 8-year-old Goshen girl survives alleged attempted kidnapping
• Elkhart County Commission encouraging residents to wear face masks
• 35-year-old man injured in shooting in Elkhart
• Three people injured in stabbing at Elkhart County home
• Beacon Health System relaxes visitor restrictions
• One killed, one injured while fleeing from Elkhart Co. deputies
• Indiana has 39,909 cases of COVID-19, 2,240 deaths
• Elkhart County Sheriff searching for multiple individuals in relation to auto theft
• Two people on motorized tricycle injured in crash on CR 16
• 21-year-old woman reported missing has been found