Elkhart County News

• Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day
• Elkhart power restored after Sunday outage
• Structure fire in Elkhart County
• Community gathers for annual Michiana Mennonite Relief Sale
• Power outages reported in South Bend, Elkhart
• Cool Schools: Goshen New Tech Middle School learns water conservation through new incentive
• Missing woman and her son have been found
• Police respond to burglary in progress, arrest suspect a block away
• Family of pregnant mother that was killed over the weekend speaks out, asks for community's help
• Blaze engulfs Hilltop Restaurant in Middlebury
• 9-year-old bicyclist suffers life-threatening injuries in crash
• Hangry customer pulls gun at Taco Bell
• Surveillance photos show suspects accused of installing credit card skimmer
• New details in deadly shooting of pregnant Elkhart woman
• Rabid bat bites 7-year-old Elkhart boy
• Car crashes into mailbox, pole, fence and home in Elkhart
• One dead after Elkhart Shooting
• Two-vehicle collision in Elkhart causes injuries
• Goshen Police investigating reports of vehicle damages and theft
• Bristol house reported a total loss after fire
• Grand jury indicts former Elkhart County Sheriff's Department process servers
• Elkhart Police investigating fatal shooting on S.10th Street
• Elkhart Housing Authority receives HUD grant for security improvements
• Hotel Elkhart and Lexington event center get more funding, event center opening soon
• Elderly bicyclist struck, injured by SUV in Goshen
• Semi-trailer catches fire on Indiana Toll Road
• City council approves $11.2 million in tax payer funds for River District Revitalization
• Man accused of stabbing nephew 30 times arraigned; Victim speaks out
• Kitten stolen from Elkhart County home
• Elkhart couple arrested after domestic dispute
• Portion of County Road 26 to close for repaving
• Elkhart County officer dragged by suspect's vehicle
• Comic Con will bring thousands to Elkhart
• Nappanee Police find suspect of armed robbery
• ‘Riding to Remember’ rescheduled for Oct. 21
• Police investigating a truck crashing into house in Elkhart
• New store brings CBD products to Elkhart as lawmakers debate the future of hemp
• Community meetings to discuss future of Tolson Center start Thursday
• Trial date set for former Elkhart woman accused of aiding Islamic State
• Power outage in Elkhart caused by fallen tree
• Driver killed in train collision near Baugo Creek County Park identified
• Suspicious person at Concord High School arrested on multiple charges
• Moped driver killed in crash in Goshen
• No arrests after bullet travels through three floors of apartment complex
• Eight people hurt in crash on SR 13 in Elkhart County
• Middlebury man found guilty in 2015 rape case
• Old Bag Factory welcomes array of new businesses
• Third teen sentenced in armed robbery case
• Teen sentenced to 64 years in death of Teketa Hixson
• Two deer crash through glass window at Elkhart factory
• Elkhart County deputies looking for driver in serious hit-and-run crash
• Elkhart officials pave way for new waterfront plaza
• Years later, questions still remain in death of Anastacia Cortes Reyes
• Elkhart family urges public to view homelessness differently after being evicted
• Job search workshop to be held in Elkhart
• Balloons released in honor of victims on 1-year anniversary of deadly hit-and-run
• Man arrested after struggle with police
• Downed power lines block State Road 15
• Elkhart officials investigate Ash Road carjacking
• Elkhart police investigating shooting on Hudson Street
• Murder suspect sentenced in Elkhart County
• Elkhart Detective needs help identifying possible Walmart theft
• Elkhart woman charged with supporting ISIS
• Firefighters extinguish fire at home on Avalon Street
• Elkhart woman suspected of killing husband arrested in Georgia
• Goshen College, Notre Dame among colleges pushing for hate crime laws
• Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department asks for help identifying suspect
• Police: Woman found passed out in PetSmart parking lot, arrested for possession of drugs
• New Yellow Line starts Monday; Hopes to make travel to Mishawaka, Elkhart easier
• Elkhart man arrested for several charges after stealing a police vehicle
• Elkhart Central tops Memorial in the latest Mangy Lion matchup
• Suspect in custody after allegedly stealing Elkhart Police patrol car
• Goshen Police complete investigation into death of teen hit by train
• Joseph Craigo found guilty of first degree murder
• Deputies investigating deadly crash on U.S. 20
• Bishop Rhoades responds to report of child abuse in PA
• Hotel Elkhart renovation project to be completed in 2020
• Police searching for man involved in Elkhart thefts
• Fire in abandoned mobile home put out
• Memorial and Central to open season with Battle for the Mangy Lion
• Barber sentenced to 17 years for stealing guns from Shipshewana store
• Elkhart street blocked off while police locate theft suspect
• Business owner warns others of paving scam
• Goshen Police: Business burglary suspect caught in the act
• Crews put out fire at Nappanee business
• Elkhart church gives away school supplies, Michiana school openings list
• Special viewing of Perseids Meteor Shower at Elkhart County Parks
• One dead after Elkhart County motorcycle crash
• Goshen residents frustrated about new construction next door
• Offender at Elkhart Co. Corrections facility dies
• Fire at Old Farm Apartments extinguished
• Elkhart Grand Prix weekend begins
• Large fallen tree blocking CR 24 east of Jimtown High School
• Goshen car dealer under investigation by state
• Goshen High School placed on lockdown due to BB gun in parking lot
• 15-year-old charged with attempted murder in playground shooting
• Grand jury to investigate possible theft by former sheriff's department employees
• Workers accidentally hit gas main in Goshen, cause leak
• Crews clean up crash on Beardsley Avenue in Elkhart
• 7-year-old Elkhart girl says man tried to lure her into truck with money