Elkhart County

• Elkhart police are investigating a shooting near Marion Street
• Formal dress shops hurting now that prom season is up in the air
• Download, color and share ABC57's Signs of Support
• Governor Holcomb extends stay-at-home order
• Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival cancelled
• Elkhart Community Schools modify meal distribution schedule
• Goshen mayor orders non-essential city employees to stay at home
• Indiana SNAP recipients will receive maximum benefits in April
• Medical Minute: Dealing with coronavirus within your own household
• Goshen First Fridays going virtual
• Heartland RV donates 3 RVs to Elkhart County for COVID-19 response
• Third COVID-19 death reported in Elkhart County
• All Indiana schools will remain closed for remainder of school year
• Coronavirus-proof your home with these helpful tips
• Goshen moves First Fridays event online amid COVID-19 pandemic
• List of stores open and stores with special hours for at-risk customers
• City of Elkhart releases MyElkhart311 app
• Medical Minute: Chloroquine approved for emergency use
• Elkhart County restricts access to county buildings
• Portable restrooms set up around Elkhart as public buildings remain closed
• America’s Freedom Fest, Air Supremacy Airshows both cancelled
• Elkhart County reports first COVID-19 death
• INDOT plans virtual job fair to fill over 1,000 positions
• Michiana restaurants that are open during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Medical Minute: Telehealth key during coronavirus
• Youth soccer program provides relief for kids and parents
• Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office closes lobby to public
• Fire at condemned Elkhart building deemed incendiary, officials say
• Medical Minute: Testing for Covid-19
• Elkhart County Health Department seeking donations of medical supplies, equipment
• Indiana has 1,514 cases of COVID-19, 32 deaths
• Elkhart travel advisory raised to orange / watch level
• Essenhaus joins the list of closed businesses during COVID-19
• Elkhart County has 11 confirmed cases of COVID-19
• eSports community continues business as normal, despite COVID-19
• Elkhart Community Schools staff member tests positive for COVID-19
• A Goshen city council member has tested positive for COVID-19
• Interurban Trolley waives fares and implements rear door boarding
• Indiana has 981 cases of COVID-19, 24 deaths
• 19-year-old man dies after shots fired in Goshen
• Medical Minute: Safety of ibuprofen or steroids
• Health officials in Elkhart seeking volunteers for COVID-19 Information Line
• Elkhart County creates COVID-19 information hotline
• Medical Minute: Coronavirus and pregnancy
• Concord Intermediate School employee tests positive for COVID-19
• Indiana adopts new procedures for June 2 Primary Election
• City of Elkhart moves to essential staff only
• Medical Minute: Safety when ordering take-out
• Michiana officials dispute President Trump's wish to ease social distancing
• Local police working to educate public on stay-at-home order
• Elkhart supply chain creating sanitizer for public use
• Elkhart courts suspend in-person non-essential hearings until May 4
• Goshen closes city buildings to the public due to COVID-19
• Goshen Community Schools modify schedule for student meals
• Locations providing free meals for children while schools are closed
• Property owners can still file eviction notices, court proceedings delayed
• Elkhart RV parts maker works to manufacture medical supplies
• Medical Minute: Dr. Vik Mehta explains "flattening the curve"
• Elkhart County seeking volunteers for phone bank
• Indiana reports 259 cases of COVID-19 and 7 deaths
• Goshen church turns to Sunday "drive-in" service
• United Way and Community Foundation establish fund in response to pandemic
• Beacon Health System treating COVID-19 patient at Elkhart General Hospital
• Elkhart County now has first confirmed COVID-19 case
• Elkhart County Election Officials: cast absentee ballots
• Elkhart County Health Department services update
• Elkhart Mayor Rod Roberson restricts access to public buildings
• Indiana’s primary election moved to June 2
• Michiana business owners create fundraiser for restaurant and bar workers
• Interurban Trolley will continue service during COVID-19 pandemic
• Governor activates Indiana National Guard to support COVID-19 response
• The Lerner Theatre extends closure through the end of April
• Kohl’s temporarily closes all stores due to COVID-19
• Meijer changes store hours, adds hours for seniors, essential workers
• Governor Holcomb orders Indiana schools to remain closed until May 1
• Michiana businesses show resilience amid economic uncertainty
• Michiana gyms, fitness studios going digital amidst the coronavirus crisis
• AG Hill urges Hoosiers to report price-gouging complaints online
• Absentee voting schedule released in Elkhart County for 2020 Presidential Primary
• Ivy Tech will hold courses online for the remainder of spring semester
• Beacon Health System temporarily changes policies to slow COVID-19 spread
• New Elkhart fire station breaks ground in Cleveland Township
• Indiana governor announces closure of restaurants and bars to dine-in customers
• Woman fatally struck by car while crossing street in Elkhart
• Wakarusa Public Library postponing all programs until April 13
• Close the schools? Health department says no, districts say yes
• Elkhart Community Schools joining the list of coronavirus closings
• City of Elkhart making plans to stay ahead of coronavirus
• City of Goshen preparing measures to stay ahead of potential COVID-19 outbreak
• Goshen College moves classes online beginning March 19
• Michiana doctor discusses coronavirus pandemic
• Governor Holcomb announces steps to protect public from COVID-19
• The Lerner Theatre postpones all March events
• Firefighters and Police conduct training drill at Goshen High School
• Elkhart man charged in murder at Indianapolis hotel in 2000
• Representative Jackie Walorski responds to COVID-19 cases in Indiana
• Elkhart man sentenced to federal prison for making pipe bombs
• Man who fired gun charged with criminal recklessness
• Fatal crash on CR 8 in Elkhart County
• Reminder of hazardous waste drop off day for Elkhart residents