Elkhart County News

• Elkhart rescinds stop drinking order
• Girl Scouts in Michiana receive $24,000 donation
• Elkhart rescinds stop drinking water order for residents of El Paco Manor
• Indiana Department of Education releases school grades
• Mayor asks ISP to investigate Elkhart Police Department
• FTC: Michigan has largest number of identity theft cases in US
• Goshen woman killed in crash on US31 in Peru
• No student injuries reported after vehicle hits school bus
• Indiana releases school accountability grades
• Goshen Police investigating shooting on Alfalfa Drive
• Goshen Schools ramping up security on buses
• Missing woman from Elkhart has been found
• CR 17 at the Toll Road to be shut down Wednesday evening
• Michiana volunteers help children across the world
• Treatment featured on Good Doctor available in Goshen
• New event center now open in downtown Elkhart
• Dangerous intersection in front of school calls for action
• 57 Minute Miracle surprises a single grandma in Elkhart
• Elkhart Police investigating robbery at Metro PCS
• Made In Michiana: Poly Electronics
• Roseanne Barr performing in Elkhart in May
• Helping your kids earn college scholarships as early as kindergarten
• Snow starting to stick around Michiana
• Deputies seeking tips in theft investigation at Walmart
• Goshen Police help 91-year-old veteran with yard work
• Indiana cities receive state grant for road and bridge projects
• Man who pleaded guilty to fatal hit and run arrested on OWI charge
• Elkhart County Parks offering a dog sledding crash course Nov. 17
• Mayor Neese releases statement on Elkhart officers charged with battery
• Elkhart Police name deceased victim in Saturday night shooting
• Elkhart officers patrolling bus stops
• ISP seeking applicants for Toll Road Dispatch Center by Nov. 9
• Rollover crash on CR 38
• Elkhart Police investigating deadly shooting
• Disabled woman denied job at Olive Garden
• Two Elkhart Police officers charged with criminal battery, placed on leave
• Electrical fire closes Elkhart Public Library branches
• Exclusive look into the Elkhart bomb squad
• Cover crops taking hold in Elkhart County
• 3 pounds of meth seized, 3 arrested following drug trafficking investigation
• Elkhart County Parks to hold annual Holiday at the Mill event in November
• Cool Schools: Concord West Side uses Extreme Clubs to boost reading skills
• Wa-nee to vote on school safety proposal
• Arrest made in murder of Goshen professor James Miller
• Elkhart Police asking for public's help identifying person in surveillance photos
• Indiana DNR awards grant to Elkhart for dam removal, river improvements
• Goshen officers and resident receive recognition for heroic acts
• Made in Michiana: The Imagination Spot
• Man found dead in Elkhart home
• Humane Society of Elkhart County hosting dedication and Woof-O-Ween event
• Goshen Police asking for help identifying three subjects
• Candidate forum highlights priorities of Elkhart school board candidates
• IOSHA fines company after employee electrocuted
• Meth labs making a comeback in Michiana
• Trial date set for Elkhart woman accused of murdering her husband
• Elkhart county voters receiving text message scam
• Goshen building all-inclusive playground
• Interurban Trolley offering free rides on Election Day
• Two air-lifted to the hospital after a crash in Elkhart County
• Police release identity of woman found dead in Elkhart apartment
• Elkhart officer arrested, accused of harassing estranged wife
• Elkhart County woman accused of murder returned to Michiana
• Elkhart bikers ride to honor fallen heroes, raising money for veteran tiny homes
• Controversy over placement and size of roadside memorial in Elkhart
• I & M releases update on outages, restorations across Michiana
• Woman found dead in Elkhart high-rise apartment complex
• Thousands lose power across Michiana according to Indiana Michigan Power
• Infant pronounced dead at Elkhart apartment
• 1 airlifted by MedFlight to hospital following Elkhart crash
• Welfare check leads to man's arrest on drug charges
• Elkhart economy booming, wages growing
• Deputies asking for help identifying theft suspects
• Deputies investigating theft of travel trailer
• Deputies release surveillance photos in theft of flatbed trailer
• Leonard and Penelope Grosswiler plead guilty in deadly hit and run in Elkhart
• Worker injured in flash fire at Elkhart business
• ABC57 Investigates: Are local limo companies following state and federal laws?
• Congresswoman Walorski recognized as hero of small businesses
• Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease is common in Michiana area
• Deputies investigating robbery at gas station on CR10
• Lack of child care costing Elkhart County economy almost $100 M annually
• NorthWood football hopeful for another run to State
• Goshen to hold third annual rose giveaway Oct. 19
• Elkhart man arrested after allegedly driving 108 mph on US20
• SR 13 and CR 46 has reopened following crash
• Elkhart couple steps up to help homeless in Goshen and Elkhart with limited resources
• Take your family on a planetary journey in Goshen
• Community to participate in 14th annual Middlebury Walks for a Cure
• Elkhart family walks streets where loved-one was killed, asks for the public's help
• The legend of Notre Dame's Leprechaun
• Fire crews battled heavy smoke, flames Saturday
• Child seduction investigation at Goshen High School
• Notre Dame's economic impact study shows beneficial effects across the region
• Huge poll worker shortage at Elkhart voting centers
• Accidents spike around road construction along US30 in Hamlet
• No charges filed in death of work release inmate
• Deputies investigating burglary, auto theft from body shop
• Elkhart detectives searching for suspect seen in surveillance footage
• Concord school bus strikes pedestrian
• Fall leaf pickup in Elkhart to begin Oct. 22