Elkhart County

• Power outages affecting thousands across Michiana
• City of Elkhart announces new public utilities website
• Elkhart Police asking for help identifying possible suspect
• Elkhart asking residents to help shape future of parks and recreation
• Police: Fuel siphoned from vehicles at two different businesses on same day
• Death investigation underway after man found in Goshen retention pond
• Lexington Avenue water main replacement meeting open to public
• 2019 Quilt Gardens Tour including PumpkinVine Trail for first time
• Goshen's May brush pickup scheduled for May 28
• Mishawaka wins first Regional championship in girls track; local athletes make State
• Fifth Street in Goshen closed due to sinkhole
• Concord Schools approves new school day schedules, cuts late-start Tuesdays
• Employees discover noose at Thor Motor Coach in Elkhart
• Elkhart Fire Department releases new information about Forest River fire
• 17-year-old pedestrian critically injured in Elkhart crash
• Protest held against homeless relocation in Goshen
• Goshen homeless relocation protests begins today
• Two vehicles involved in crash on US 20
• Two cars involved in crash on CR 30
• Real Michiana: A plan for a perfect stranger
• Elkhart Police search for robbery suspect
• Rethinking recycling in Michiana: How to be better when it comes to what you put in your bin
• Goshen Police are investigating threat made against Goshen Middle School
• Elkhart Police officers awarded for exceptional service
• K-12 Summer Travel Program goes regional
• Elkhart students hear inspirational speech from former NFL football player, astronaut
• Michiana out front on eSports movement
• Teens age 15-18 can exercise at Planet Fitness for free starting May 15
• 525 Foundation expands to Berrien, Elkhart, Kosciusko counties
• Elkhart Police need help identifying burglary suspect
• Condos vs. Boathouse: City officials delay decision for vacant property along St. Joseph River in Elkhart
• Man accused of stabbing dog during argument
• Power restored to thousands of I&M customers in Michiana
• Elkhart Police Department asks for help identifying vehicle possibly linked to theft
• Elkhart County Parks offering free ‘Tails to Trails’ group hike
• Elkhart Police investigating robbery involving kitchen knife
• Made in Michiana: ASA Electronics
• Homicide unit investigating inmate death at Elkhart County Jail
• Lacasa hosts 29th Annual Help-A-Home Work Day in Goshen
• Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office offers free self-defense course for children
• SPA Women's Ministry is expanding
• Concord East Side Elementary School launches weather balloon
• Ivy Tech doubles degrees, certificates given to local high school students
• Hundreds gather for the annual RV Industry Power Breakfast
• Goshen man sentenced to 61 months in prison for drug and weapons charges
• INDOT announces road work on SR 19 in Elkhart County
• Federal case against Elkhart police officers proceeding, state charges deferred
• Goshen task force addressing homeless encampments on public property
• MMR vaccine available at participating pharmacies, no prescription needed
• Ivy Tech Impact Gala raised over $280K for school
• Attempted abduction of 15-year-old Elkhart Central High student
• Man and his dog pass away following moped crash near SR-19
• Roberson discusses winning Democratic nomination for Elkhart mayor
• Tolson Center will soon reopen
• Primary election: Elkhart Common Council primary races decided
• Primary election: Elkhart and Plymouth school tax referenda
• Primary election: Rod Roberson wins Elkhart's Democratic mayoral primary
• Elkhart Police Department holding Coffee with a Cop event
• Elkhart mayoral candidates hope to become democratic candidate
• Election Day: What you need to know
• Child falls from press box at Fairfield High School
• Early voting ends in St. Joseph County and Elkhart County
• Elkhart road to be closed for sewer repair
• 15-year-old arrested after allegedly crashing car, fleeing police
• Elkhart County Jail offers free tattoo removals
• Celebrate Comic Book Day with free comics, special events at participating locations
• Goshen man riding for education reform
• Employee allegedly went to work intoxicated, got fired then arrested
• One person arrested in Elkhart arson investigation
• Community Foundation of Elkhart County awards $390,000 to Bethany Christian Schools
• Goshen flooding serves as reminder of local climate change impacts
• Seventh annual Spring Hall of Fame RV show held in Elkhart
• Man allegedly spits on, hits officer while in custody
• Flooding related closures across Michiana
• Cool Schools: Pierre Moran Middle School program mixes math and music
• 'Day without immigrants march' for licenses for undocumented immigrants
• Employees quit after finding noose at CFB chemical plant in Bristol
• Multiple parks, trails and streets closed in Elkhart due to flooding
• Several roads and parks in Goshen closed because of flooding
• Interurban Trolley offering free public transit rides on Primary Election Day
• Elkhart man working to open skate park
• Youth Caucus in Goshen signs environmental resolution
• Downed power lines cause outages throughout all of downtown Bristol
• Homeowner finds stranger in his home, suspect arrested
• Moped driver seriously injured in crash in Elkhart
• Emergency management departments in Michiana prepare for rainy days ahead
• Elkhart Public Library to host Free Comic Book Day and Star Wars escape room
• Arrest made in robbery at Nappanee Street 7-Eleven
• Elkhart man shot trying to prevent car break-in
• Crash involving motorcycle leaves one person injured
• Notre Dame awarded grant to help economic development
• Ex-sheriff's employees resolve payroll cases with pleas
• Goshen Street Department announces leaf and brush collection dates
• Local clothing pantry needs Michiana’s help keeping doors open
• Officer rescues driver from the Elkhart River
• Name your price garage sale benefits Shepherd’s Cove Clothing Pantry
• Detectives asking for helping identifying fraud suspects
• Elkhart Public Library to host a book giveaway event on Sunday
• Elkhart Fire Department welcomes new rig to their station
• Lack of sports officials is ‘only getting worse’ for Concord High School athletics