Elkhart County

• Volunteers help care for the Boot Lake Nature Preserve in Elkhart
• CDC confirms Elkhart County resident has died from EEE virus
• Car crashes into fallen tree on County Road 8
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: October 11, 2019
• Fall leaf pickup in Elkhart scheduled for late October through December
• Trick or treat times for Halloween 2019 in Michiana
• City of Goshen advising against water activities on Elkhart River due to sewer overflow
• Demolition proves to be a problem in downtown Elkhart
• Elkhart’s last ArtWalk has a special theme
• Elkhart Police searching for burglary suspect caught on surveillance video
• Goshen High School evacuated due to gas smell
• Officials respond to fire in Elkhart County
• Early, absentee voting starts Tuesday in Indiana
• WATCH: Elkhart mayoral candidate debate
• Elkhart mayoral debate to air on WMYS
• Absentee voting in Elkhart County set to begin Tuesday
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: October 4, 2019
• Concord South Side hosts annual Read Write Move fundraiser
• Indiana voter registration deadline is approaching fast
• Young Goshen girl inspires a new accessible playground
• Elkhart mayor appoints new fire chief
• Goshen man invites public to tour his solar-powered home during national event
• Elkhart murder suspect arrested in Atlanta
• Aerial spraying to combat EEE has Bee Keepers concerned
• Crash causes traffic delays on US 20 bypass in Elkhart County
• Elkhart Police release surveillance photos of possible suspect in theft
• Laminating machine causes early morning fire at Elkhart business
• Elkhart Fire Chief to resign
• Victims identified in fatal crash involving semi-truck and motorcycle on SR 119
• Emergency crews respond to crash on SR 119 near Goshen
• State of emergency declared in Elkhart County to combat EEE virus
• Lexington Avenue, Main Street in Elkhart to close down for building demolition
• Nine people arrested after police find drugs, cash in residence
• Elkhart County officials announce aerial spray to combat EEE virus
• Plane catches fire at Elkhart Municipal Airport, dispatch says
• Concord school bus involved in crash on West Mishawaka Road
• The eighth annual Goshen Pottery Tour introduces passports on Saturday
• The month long donation drive for Faith Mission wraps up in Elkhart
• Power outages still under restoration in Northern Indiana after overnight storms
• Multiple high schools postponing football games due to weather
• Police: Home hit by gunfire on Monroe Street
• Benford Davis sentenced in the murder of Sherry Houston
• City officials in Elkhart celebrate grand opening of new Lighthouse Autism Center
• Former Elkhart County captain pleads guilty to false informing
• Tolson Center to reopen Wednesday after being closed for more than a year
• Power restored to customers in Elkhart
• All lanes reopened on Toll Road in Bristol after crash
• RV Technical Institute in Elkhart celebrates grand opening
• Elkhart man arrested, charged with arson after fire at Cueramaro Supermarket
• 16-year-old pedestrian struck by vehicle in Elkhart
• Retirement approved for Elkhart Police detective awaiting sentencing for harassment
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: September 20, 2019
• Elkhart Police using billboards to enforce noise ordinance
• Elkhart Police investigating theft suspects who allegedly used stolen credit cards
• Conservation discussion held for women farmers and land owners
• Ceremony held for a new housing program in Elkhart
• Elkhart Police detective pleads guilty to breaking into ex-wife's home
• Four horses in Elkhart test positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis
• Cool Schools: Kindness campaign underway at Model Elementary
• RV Technical Institute opening up to fight skills gap
• Concord Junior High student suspended after allegedly making threat
• Detectives searching for three possible suspects in retail store thefts
• Elkhart Police investigating credit card theft
• Murdered Florida mom graduated from Elkhart Memorial
• Winnebago Industries acquires Newmar Corp. in Nappanee
• Court to allow Elhassani to depose witnesses allegedly enslaved by her husband
• South Bend - Elkhart Startup Week underway
• Two people sent to hospital after crash involving semi-truck on CR 17
• Family looking for answers one year after Danielle Robinson's death
• Health officials: Mosquito-borne virus found in Indiana
• Local community volunteers to clean up Elkhart River
• Elkhart deputies looking for stop light violators
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: September 13, 2019
• Man found deceased in St. Joseph River in Elkhart identified
• 29-year-old driver killed in Elkhart County crash
• Driver killed, four children injured in crash near New Paris
• School bus involved in crash on Mishawaka Road
• 9/11 memorial services and ceremonies around Michiana
• Body found in St. Joseph River in Elkhart
• Goshen hosting statewide climate summit focusing on floodwater
• Mother demands justice after teen was shot and killed
• 2019 was a violent year for Michiana teens
• Police: Man found passed out in his own vomit during call for fight involving gun
• Arrest warrant issued for inmate who walked away from work detail
• Water main break affecting homes in Middlebury
• Multiple cars collide on SR 15 in Elkhart County
• Michiana Goodwills host “Stuff a Truck” donation drive
• Annual Hall of Heroes Comic Con held in Elkhart
• Darkness Walk in Goshen raises awareness to prevent suicide
• Elkhart County educators ask the State for new testing system
• Elkhart County Homicide Unit investigating after teen found dead early Saturday morning
• Elkhart Homicide Unit investigating a body found in Goshen
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: September 6, 2019
• Superintendents, businesses criticize new state test
• Elkhart road closures to take effect in the North Bay Drive area
• League of Women Voters of Elkhart County hosts discussion panel
• Elkhart County Homicide Unit conducting death investigation
• Goshen Police investigating thefts from Walmart
• Goshen Police investigating vandalism at local business
• Elkhart man charged with rape in assault on Amish woman