Elkhart County

• City of Goshen to hold press conference on Monday regarding Saturday’s shooting
• Elkhart Public Library to display student creations for ArtWalk
• Two killed, multiple wounded in Goshen shooting
• Brinkley RV breaks ground on new production facility in Goshen
• Elkhart Police searching for person in theft investigation
• Moped driver suffers head injury in C.R. 26 crash
• Elkhart Police officer hit by vehicle at scene of accident
• Goshen announces Sidewalk Days as First Fridays theme for the summer
• Community members rode their bikes Wednesday to remember killed cyclists
• Lerner Theater hosting Oaklawn’s Got Talent
• 13-year-old found with knife at Goshen school
• Elkhart’s State of the City presented on Tuesday
• Memorial ceremony honors fallen Elkhart officers
• Five juveniles arrested in parking lot of Goshen High School
• Elkhart County Sheriff's chase ends in Holiday Village MHP with arrest
• Elkhart celebrates Bike to Work Week with free breakfast and events
• Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office releases phone-scam warning
• Woman wakes up to find man breaking her bedroom window
• Two 13-year-old girls arrested at West Side Middle School
• Elkhart Police investigating hit and run involving pedestrian
• Handgun found on Montessori school property
• Fairfield Schools identifies 16-year-old student who died over the weekend
• Elkhart arts & music festival extends food vendor deadline
• Lincoln Avenue Cycling and Fitness to run annual Ride of Silence
• Goshen man dragged several feet by pickup truck in confrontation over possible stolen items
• Elkhart County Council denies tax breaks for steel fabrication startup
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Department to hold open memorial service for fallen officers
• Concord schools' weather balloon lands in Lake Michigan
• New book sheds light on 1965 Palm Sunday tornadoes
• Vehicle on US 20 strikes 2 parked vehicles in construction zone
• Elkhart High School student arrested for possession of marijuana
• Three students arrested at Elkhart High School
• Motorcyclist arrested after fleeing police, crashing
• Rider dies following motorcycle crash with pickup truck on highway
• Parents hope efforts continue after district-wide anti-bullying assembly
• Nappanee Police looking for person, vehicle
• Unconscious driver arrested for neglect, OWI
• Deputies release timeline in investigation into disappearance of Alexis and Messiah Morales
• Elkhart 4-H Fair announces 2022 Family Entertainment Center lineups
• Elkhart school district holding anti-bullying assembly for parents
• Tenth Annual RV Power Breakfast brings together local leaders, economists
• Walk, bike path in Goshen closed due to transformer issue
• Mysterious safe opened after more than 50 years at Ruthmere Museum
• Indiana Black Expo to hold community conversation panel at Roosevelt Gym
• Elkhart Community Schools to host antibullying assembly for parents
• Pumpkinvine Trail extended to Shipshewana
• Traffic stop leads to discovery of weapons in Goshen
• Silver Alert cancelled for two missing from Anderson
• Shooting in Elkhart leaves one man injured
• Elkhart Police K9 unit hosting the EPD 5K-9 run and 1 mile walk
• Elkhart Police holding ceremony to honor fallen officers
• Elkhart Farmers Market opens for the season May 28
• New Elkhart program provides opportunities for adults with disabilities
• ADEC Industries named "Most Inclusive Workplace"
• Lerner Theatre to feature Melissa Etheridge for One Way Out Tour
• Sonya Imus named new principal of Prairie View Elementary
• Leaf pick up available in Elkhart through the end of summer
• Missing Osceola teenager found, Statewide Silver Alert canceled
• Two juveniles arrested for dangerous possession of a firearm
• Cast of Whose Line Is It Anyway? comes to The Lerner November 11
• Beacon Health Medical Fitness Week begins
• Woman sustains lip laceration, missing teeth following battery incident
• Goshen man arrested for domestic battery charges
• Taste of Nappanee Spring Artisan Market returns to The Barns at Nappanee Saturday
• Officers injured, one bitten, during arrest
• Goshen K9 teams conducting safety audit at high school, middle school Friday
• Ivy Tech names three finalists for South Bend-Elkhart chancellor
• ISP seeks recruits for Motor Carrier Inspectors
• Local Raise the Roof event raises money for local family
• New Chief of Police and officer named at the Concord Community Schools Police Department
• Two teens arrested for fighting at Elkhart High School on Wednesday
• Nappanee Public Library’s Summer Reading Challenge sets June start-date
• Grand Design RV expands operations to Elkhart
• Fundraiser helping the fight against Parkinson’s Disease
• Indiana State Police honor fallen troopers in Bristol
• Family: woman missing out of Chicago originally from Elkhart
• Town of Middlebury issues water boil advisory for some residents
• Downtown Goshen announces 'Eat Drink Shop' May First Fridays
• Quilt Gardens return to Elkhart County May 30
• Elkhart settles wrongful conviction suit with Keith Cooper for $7.5M
• Election Day: Barnes and Lucchese running for County Commissioner in Elkhart County
• Man charged with death of teen on Stevens Avenue
• Nappanee Police Department offering free pistol training June 11
• Elkhart Community Schools hosts job fair
• House in Goshen heavily damaged by fire
• Bicyclist arrested for failing to stop for police officer
• Girls on the Run Michiana hosting two 5K events in May
• Two adults arrested after teenagers found drinking in Goshen park
• Catalytic converters stolen from box trucks
• Teenage girl accused of fighting at Elkhart school
• One dead, one stable after Stevens Avenue shooting
• Bench trial set for Michael Hosinski
• Goshen Salvation Army hosting annual pancake day fundraiser
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites May 2022
• Elkhart Police Department introduces online incident reporting website
• Beyond the Badge: Concord Community School’s in-house police department
• First 2022 Elkhart ArtWalk event hosted on Thursday
• New medical tool will help better detect lung cancer
• Elkhart boxers compete in national qualifier
• Nappanee celebrating Arbor Day with photo contest