Elkhart County News

• Stabbing suspect arrested on attempted murder charge
• Elkhart celebrates back to school with 4th annual Kick Off Classic
• Elkhart County hosting third annual "Battle of the Badges Blood Drive" Friday
• Gov. Holcomb launches jobs plan in Elkhart; comments on Trump/Charlottesville
• Goshen Police investigating stabbing
• Elkhart Superintendent Haworth discusses goals for 2017-2018 school year
• New homicide unit coming to Elkhart County
• More than a dozen shots fired in Elkhart, police investigating
• Several railroad crossings in Goshen to be closed Aug. 21–25
• Representative Walorski receives Spirit of Enterprise Award
• Four people suspected in theft of alcohol from Kroger
• NASCAR driver joins Elkhart community for Grand Prix
• Elkhart Grand Prix is coming to an end; a look at what has changed
• House fire in Elkhart
• Neighbors jump into action after car crashes in Elkhart
• Deputies seeking info on people in surveillance photos
• Driver dies in crash on Cassopolis Street in Elkhart
• Cash, cell phones taken in Boost Mobile robbery
• 62nd annual Midwest RV Super Show kicks off Thursday
• Child neglect deaths skyrocket across Indiana, DCS says
• Customer accused of battery against Martin's employees
• Elkhart welcomes new sandbag company to the area
• Elkhart's first dog park set to open
• Elkhart dog park opens Thursday
• City of Elkhart's fire protection rating improves to Class 2
• Walnut Hill Early Education Childhood Center wins top prize in competition
• Man shot multiple times while sitting in parked car
• CAPS moves into new building
• 10-month-old hospitalized after eating gummy candy containing THC
• EPA hosts open house in hopes of bringing a solution to residents living near Lusher Avenue
• Motorcyclist injured in crash after allegedly fleeing police
• Nappanee Police need help identifying man in surveillance photo
• Elkhart library begins solar eclipse celebrations early
• Goshen Police asking for the public’s help in identifying suspect
• Indiana Black Expo hosts event in hopes of bringing options to the Michiana area
• Cracker Barrel sends Goshen couple to Portland to complete a mighty mission
• Court of Appeals upholds Jackie Rolston's conviction, sentence
• Council member proposes smoking ban in Goshen
• Elkhart PD takes a new approach to include Latinos at their Night Out event
• Pedestrian injured in hit and run, police seeking red pickup/Blazer
• Police: Arrests bring closure to multiple fraud and theft cases
• Deputies release surveillance photos of unknown subject
• Deputies release surveillance photos of possible fraud suspect
• Irish gridiron legends lend helping hand to Five Star Life, Michiana Students
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair has ended and now it's time to clean-up
• Goshen voters discuss gerrymandering in Indiana
• Calling all local artists for the Goshen Mayor's Arts Council scholarship
• Murals are coming to the city of Goshen, local artists speaks out
• "Kindness Rocks" spreading across Elkhart County
• Indiana fines Winnebago $10,000 for employee fatality in April
• 4H team experimenting with biotechnology
• Elkhart CDBG budget passes, council will look into alternative funding for cut programs
• After decades of working the fair, longtime workers are excited for future
• Fair rides adapted for those with special needs, all included in the fun
• Remembering Melvin Cross, a legacy at the Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• Deceased male known as 'Jamie' identified
• Elkhart Police welcome new officer
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair steps up this year’s concert series
• Noche Latina is going on strong for more than 10 years
• Elkhart County Fair gives county big economic boost
• Taking you back to the start of the Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• Elkhart reverend asked to terminate his position
• Local nonprofit looks to celebrate technology
• Driver injured in crash involving semi on CR17
• Elkhart Fair's first year without Doc Abel: His legacy lives on
• Introducing the 2017 Parade Grand Marshal: Dean Morehouse
• BulletTrain fires off for the first time: Elkhart fair's new ride
• Alternate routes planned for Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• Friday is opening day for the Elkhart County 4-H Fair
• One year later, fire still causing problems for business in Elkhart
• High speed Goshen police chase led by 8-year-old boy
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair traffic won't be a problem with southern gate
• Elkhart prosecutor cracking down on heroin
• How do Elkhart Co companies plan to fill hundreds of new positions?
• Temporary cooling center to open Thursday in Elkhart
• Man arrested on warrant after dogs left alone in hot car
• Vehicle at Elkhart landfill catches fire
• 8-year-old accused of taking family SUV, leading police on brief pursuit
• Dream Ride: Goshen woman will race in Logan's Run
• Elkhart County project will fund people's creative and artistic ideas
• Redevelopment Commission passes apartments at Elkhart Foundry site
• Two children reported missing have been found
• New entrance route for Elkhart County 4-H fairgoers
• Elkhart Police investigating two separate shooting incidents
• Police release surveillance photos of robbery suspect
• Major construction coming to Indiana highways and bridges
• Two suspects crash cookout, attack guests and steal purse
• Governor Holcomb set to unveil state road projects in Goshen Monday
• Air Supremacy event showcases historic model aircrafts
• Short chase ends in crash, four injured
• Body found in St. Joseph River identified as missing Elkhart County man
• Deputies seeking information about missing man
• Appeals court reduces sentence of Elkhart woman convicted of child molesting
• Arrest made in Family Dollar attempted robbery
• Revised CDBG budget cuts out several community programs
• Lack of officials in high school sports
• Gun goes off while man attempts to rob ex-girlfriend
• Police, DNR searching for driver of vehicle abandoned on bridge
• State releases list of road projects to be completed over next 5 years
• Amber Pasztor in court for status hearing