Elkhart County

• Goshen Physicians offering drive-thru flu shots in October, November
• Win prizes at free 'Pumpkin Hunt' all October at Elkhart Environmental Center
• City of Elkhart hosts 2nd Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival
• Elkhart Education Foundation and Henkin Music Fund award funds to Elkhart High Marching Band
• Michiana Crime Stoppers holding a shredding event Saturday
• RV industry hopes for a comeback 2024 with help of new technologies at RV "World's Largest Dealer Show"
• Oaklawn releases health-focused video series for Spanish-speaking community
• Several Michiana banks dealing with outages
• Summer’s Spotlight: Local author releases book ‘A Life Worth Living’
• YWCA of North Central Indiana partners with local leaders to prepare for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Ambulance shortage causes concern
• Elkhart Sports Hall of Famer and friend to the community, Floyd Trosper, has passed away
• Inmate dies at Elkhart County Corrections facility
• Former Concord teacher enters guilty plea in child porn case
• Summer’s Spotlight: Pumpkin bowling at Linton’s supports ADEC
• Julia James' new album speaks to the heart
• 29th annual Ride-A-Thon held today
• Elkhart Police searching for vehicle in arson investigation at ADEC
• Man killed in shooting on 5th Street, Elkhart Police investigating
• Community reaction to Elkhart shooting on 5th Street
• Adopt a furry friend for free from the Humane Society of Elkhart County!
• Gov. Holcomb highlighting the future of Indiana's economy
• Missing 46-year-old woman out of Elkhart found safe
• 3rd annual Hispanic Heritage Fest brings thousands to celebrate culture in Goshen
• The Goshen community can weigh in on the Park Department's 'Master Plan'
• ‘Mercado Day’ kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month in Elkhart
• U-pick locations across Michiana this fall
• Premier Arts latest show tributes Patsy Cline, debuts in new space
• UPDATE: Body found along Elkhart riverbank identified
• Tenth annual Ella Hunt Fundraiser held in Elkhart today
• Third-annual Stryker Liker Open tee'd off today at the Maplecrest Country Club
• Goshen College gets high marks from Washington Monthly magazine
• Niles Scream Park gears up for the season, celebrating fifty years of fear
• Job Fair at Nappanee Public Library
• Victim of Elkhart hit and run dies from injuries, police searching for driver
• The Elkhart Labor Day parade brings attendees from all over
• Labor Day fun across Michiana
• Elkhart Police Department investigates a hit and run crash with injuries
• Woman critically hurt in Elkhart hit & run case
• UPDATE: Body found along Elkhart riverbank identified
• All you need to know about Michiana's Labor Day events 2023
• Local brewery 'crafts' up donations to Maui wildfire relief
• September is Library Card Sign-up Month for Goshen Public Library
• Osceola mom requests change in speed limit after neighborhood incident
• Summer's Spotlight: Westwind Brewery supporting Maui wildfire relief with new beer
• Elkhart City Council further discusses Homelessness Ordinance ahead of vote
• Sec. Buttigieg announces grant money coming to Elkhart's rail infrastructure
• South Bend’s ‘Mayor Pete’ visiting Elkhart to celebrate USDOT grant
• Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce hosts luncheon with Fifth Third Bank to discuss the future of the local and national economy
• Northridge high school student tragically killed in crash on U.S. 20
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distributions sites September 2023
• Beacon Health receives grant to curb maternal, infant mortality rate
• Northridge High School student killed in crash on U.S. 20
• Visit the largest collection of Beatles memorabilia in Michiana
• Cast Iron cookout and swap meet held today
• The Middlebury Food Pantry organized a fundraiser today called 'padlocked in the pantry'
• Elkhart Common Council set to discuss ordinance that prohibits camping and storage on public property
• Local WW2 Veteran celebrates 101st birthday!
• How Downtown Elkhart is dealing with the boil order during high temperatures
• Cooling centers open across Michiana during high temps
• Goshen announces locations for residents needing shelter from heat
• City of Elkhart, Indiana Black Expo honor chapter founder with community events this week
• Husband accused of murdering wife in Elkhart home
• Summer's Spotlight: Annual Latino Expo returns to Michiana
• The Parent Coalition for Child Safety and Wellness joins to advocate for child safety in the community
• Water boil order lifted for downtown Elkhart
• Buildings open as cooling centers for Elkhart residents
• Elkhart City Council will vote on a homeless encampment ordinance in September
• Elkhart detective terminated following investigation into handling of information
• Woman found dead in Elkhart home, police investigating as homicide
• Seven people injured and one-horse dead following Elkhart County crash
• Day three of Elkhart hearing against detective
• Elkhart's Great Cardboard Boat Race is back
• Pedestrian killed by train in Elkhart County
• Day Two of Elkhart hearing against detective
• Elkhart Lions head back to the classrooms today!
• Westwind Brewery Co. releases "Love for Maui" -- an IPA that benefits Maui relief
• Elkhart hearing gets underway against detective possibly facing termination
• The Elkhart Police Department needs help identifying a man in connection to credit card fraud
• Enjoy an evening outdoors during Nappanee’s Promenade on the Path September 30
• Renovations underway at the National NY Central Railroad Museum in Elkhart!
• Feel the rhythm at a Latin dance class in Goshen
• Elkhart police investigating third shooting at apartment complex in three days
• Indianapolis man arrested in connection with Elkhart shooting
• One arrested in connection with shooting at Elkhart’s River Run Apartments
• Summer astronomy at Bonneyville Mill County Park
• The Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart County have a new therapy dog
• Pedal Party brings support for multi-purpose trail
• Family remembers loving 18-year-old that died in Elkhart house fire
• Elkhart Children's Summit returns after three years
• Elkhart Police investigate shooting on West Marion Street
• Elkhart Police investigating two shootings at River Run Apartments
• Man charged in deadly Elkhart hit & run case pleads guilty
• Summer's Spotlight: Lifeline Youth Ministries "HUB" opens in Elkhart
• The Elkhart Police Department warns of scammers calling about warrants
• Victim identified in deadly Elkhart fire
• Deadly fire in Elkhart claims the lives of a man and his dog
• 2nd Annual Pedal Party in Nappanee this weekend!
• Learn more about Elkhart health services, educational institutes and more August 10
• A Statewide Silver Alert has been canceled for 3-year-old Elkhart boy