Elkhart County

• Anthem Blue Cross sponsors school supply drive held at 4-H fairgrounds
• Elkhart Co. Health Department approves in-person classes
• Business hosts back-to-school giveaway
• Amish Acres Arts and crafts Market going on now
• Elkhart bridge closing August 10 due to maintenance
• Backpack giveaway in Elkhart
• Arts & Crafts Market returning to Barns at Nappanee
• Elkhart County Health Department recommends optional in-person learning
• Indiana has 69,255 cases of COVID-19, 2,794 deaths
• Elkhart woman drives over 100 MPH the wrong way on US20 and thanks officers afterward
• Deaf run, operated moving company overcomes all obstacles including pandemic
• Football practice begins for Elkhart High School, and others
• Goshen's First Fridays cancelled for August 7
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana food distribution sites for August 3-6
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair holding back-to-school supply drive
• Indiana has 67,857 cases of COVID-19, 2,775 deaths
• Indiana has 67,122 cases of COVID-19, 2,771 deaths
• Elkhart Public Library plans to reopen Monday
• Elkhart Mayor signs Executive Order acknowledging John Lewis’ accomplishments
• City of Elkhart announces upcoming paving schedule
• Wellfield Botanic Garden is opening new garden
• Elkhart Public Library to reopen its five locations
• Modernizing Goshen theatre
• Wa-Nee Community Schools announce reopening plan
• Deputies investigating shooting on Ridgeway Lane
• Local business owners giving away 700 free backpacks
• Elkhart Humane Society offering special deals on cats and dogs
• Protesters demonstrating in downtown Goshen against Indiana mask mandate
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair hosting Classic Car Cruise In
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites July 27 - 30
• Elkhart Police searching for missing pregnant woman
• Indiana has 62,372 cases of COVID-19, 2,706 deaths
• Indiana has 61,520 cases of COVID-19, 2,698 deaths
• Child pronounced dead in Elkhart County after drowning
• Elkhart County Public Library hosts free drive in movie
• City of Elkhart announces paving schedule for week of July 27
• Deputies identify driver killed in crash on CR 3
• Accident in Elkhart leaves one partially paralyzed
• Middlebury Community Schools release reopening plan
• 2020 Hall of Heroes Comic Con postponed
• AG Hill says Gov. Holcomb doesn't have authority for mask mandate
• Death investigation underway in Elkhart
• Local woman sewing masks for students
• Man wanted in three northern Indiana counties captured
• Firefighters in Elkhart extinguish house fire
• Gov. Holcomb implements statewide face mask mandate
• Concord Community Schools to reopen with in person and online classes
• ISP remind drivers to look once for cars, look twice for motorcycles after uptick in accidents
• Deputies identify Vespa driver who died following crash
• Accident in Elkhart flips vehicle, sends four to hospital
• Parents concerned with latest COVID-19 cases at high schools
• Elkhart man in wheelchair beaten, robbed speaks out
• Vandals set fire to Little League dugout
• “Be Well!” guided walk being offered at Ferrettie-Baugo Creek County Park
• Indiana has 56,571 cases of COVID-19, 2,629 deaths
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana will be distributing food
• Officials respond to serious vehicle accident in Elkhart
• Three-year-old in Elkhart severely injured after being struck by vehicle
• Member of football coaching staff at Concord High School tests positive for COVID-19
• Indiana has 55,654 cases of COVID-19, 2,627 deaths
• Elkhart County Sheriff searching for suspect in theft of vehicle
• Elkhart coalition hands out free face coverings
• New Elkhart Police Chief talks plans for change
• City of Elkhart cancels weekend events
• Midway Madness virtual 5K to be held August 8 - 15
• Minority health handing out free face coverings
• Officer injured while taking suspect into custody
• Bank robbery suspect accused of robbing same bank twice before
• Utilimaster holds drive-thru job fair
• Elkhart Community Schools announce reopening plan
• 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