Elkhart County News

• Woman shot near Prairie Street in Elkhart identified
• Woman shot in the leg near Prairie Avenue in Elkhart
• Elkhart Police asking for public's help in July 5 shooting incident
• Injured person found lying on railroad tracks in Elkhart County
• Elkhart Police investigating Tuesday shooting
• Gunfire reported in Elkhart, 1 injured
• 11-year-old girl poked by a needle at Walnut Park in Goshen
• Model airplanes showcased in Goshen
• Michiana man raising money for Parkinson's Disease
• AmeriCorps team to help Elkhart Environmental Center
• ISP accepting applications for Regional Dispatch positions
• Elkhart Police investigating fatal workplace accident
• “The Little Mermaid” comes to The Lerner Theatre
• Stranded Goshen church group returns from Haiti
• Bristol Fire Department gets new ambulance, aerial fire truck
• Goshen Kroger holds job fair on Friday
• Man accused of battery on a pregnant woman
• Goshen Police searching for subjects in surveillance photos
• July ArtWalk puts spotlight on photography
• New residential housing unit, new Martin's supermarket coming to Elkhart
• Public's help needed identifying person in surveillance photos
• Goshen church group stranded in Haiti amid violent protests
• Gus Macker Basketball returns to Elkhart
• RV catches fire in Elkhart County
• 2 Goshen men facing domestic battery charges
• Replica police badge stolen from late Chief Branson's grave
• Police arrest South Bend woman at Toll Road service plaza
• First Friday in Goshen to honor late Police Chief Wade Branson
• Bullet goes through house, hits teenage boy
• Boil order for Goshen residents
• 13-year-old taken hospital after shooting in Elkhart
• Nappanee celebrates Fourth of July with parade, fireworks
• Vehicle found abandoned on railroad tracks
• Cash, fireworks stolen from USA Fireworks
• Jose Miller named Goshen Chief of Police
• Indiana Attorney General under fire for inappropriate behavior
• Motorcyclist arrested following high speed chase
• WWII bomber Madras Maiden arrives in Elkhart
• Goshen's next police chief to be announced Tuesday
• Man charged with taking $14K from his mother with dementia
• Made in Michiana: Carved
• 3 teens injured after vehicle rolls on County Road 17
• Goshen says goodbye to longtime Police Chief
• Custom chair brings comfort to 7-foot-8-inch Michigan man
• Hundreds expected at local "Families Belong Together" rallies
• City of Goshen opens cooling centers for residents
• Rollover crash closes westbound lanes of US20 bypass, road has reopened
• Elkhart County Road construction beginning Monday
• Mourners can show respects by lining procession route for Chief Branson
• Police asking for help identifying suspect in Decamp Avenue burglary
• Business Recovery Center closes Thursday
• Goshen Community Schools job fair
• Elkhart man hopes to unite country through prayer
• Elkhart woman charged in husband’s death
• Suspect caught after car, foot chase
• West Nile Virus detected in Elkhart County
• Funeral arrangements announced for Goshen Police Chief Wade Branson
• Michiana rallies to reunify families split at US-Mexico border June 30
• More counterfeit currency, police looking for suspect
• Bullet hole found in apartment, two people arrested on gun, drug charges
• Police looking for suspect after attempted robbery in Elkhart
• Anonymous donation helps Elkhart residents relocate
• Flooding assistance deadline quickly approaching
• Remembering the life of Chief Wade Branson
• Goshen Chief of Police loses battle to cancer
• Local animal shelters overcrowded due to kitten, puppy season
• Council of Aging needs volunteers
• Elkhart Central begins transitioning Rice Field to turf
• February flood disaster relief deadline in July
• Gas leak stopped, reopening Elkhart roads
• Goshen football putting in summer work on and off the field
• Interurban trolley shuts down for Independence Day
• Deputies asking for help identifying vehicle, person in theft case
• Wednesday is the last day to register for Elkhart County Volunteer Work Day
• Elkhart River District plans moving forward with development
• Local companies backed up as rainwater fills normally dry basements
• Elkhart woman sentenced for wire fraud, ID theft, ordered to repay $584K
• Forest River fined $30,000 for repeat violation, fall hazards
• Elkhart County Deputies looking for fraud suspects
• Family reflects on life of Goshen violinist, professor
• Next steps being taken in Elkhart River District plan
• RV training facility coming to Elkhart
• 'Roofsit' event raises money for child abuse prevention
• Elkhart Education Foundation hosts 2nd annual Summerscape Day Camp
• Oscar Mayer Wienermobile coming to Michiana Martin's Super Markets
• Officials identify body found in Elkhart River on Thursday
• Benefit for Goshen Public Library June 16
• Deputies asking for help identifying subject in theft investigation
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on John Weaver Parkway in Elkhart
• Elkhart man sentenced to federal prison for possessing firearm
• Residents of Golfview Manor apartments in Bristol fed up with conditions
• LimeBike launching in Elkhart
• Police: Burglar caught inside construction trailer
• Bristol Police release surveillance photos of unknown subjects
• Elkhart Community Schools name interim superintendent
• Elkhart Community Schools reveal name, colors and mascot of new high School
• Police: One person injured in shooting in Elkhart
• Cause of death and name revealed of 11-year-old girl found unconscious in Elkhart home
• 11-year-old found unconscious in Elkhart home
• Missing Elkhart man died from a gunshot wound