Elkhart County

• BMV announcing two-hour closure February 4
• One injured in County Road 142 Crash
• Indiana State Police K9 Zoia to receive body armor
• Indiana Sheriffs’ Association awarding scholarships
• Interurban Trolley will resume fare collection beginning February 22
• Elkhart man sentenced for possession of machine guns
• GCC’s annual Food Drop will bring food boxes to over 6,000 families this Saturday
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites January 20-22
• Mayor, city leaders recognize Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Elkhart
• Indiana has 590,211 cases of COVID-19 and 8,936 deaths
• Five School Districts ready to begin return to the classroom
• Crash in Elkhart County leaves two with minor injuries
• Elkhart Symphony Orchestra giving away free beer for a year in raffle
• Indiana State Police recruiting for 81st Recruit Academy
• Juvenile sentenced to 63 years in prison for 2018 murder
• 117 total citations and 81 warnings issued during Elkhart County’s traffic safety partnership holiday enforcement mobilization
• Historical Museum helps to preserve old photos
• Renovations set to take place on Elkhart Public Library Branches
• Middlebury schools announce required COVID-19 quarantine period
• Goshen students in grades 7-12 will return to in-person learning January 19
• Elkhart County introduces referendum for community school system
• Apply now for Lacasa's Help-A-House
• Elkhart County Museum debuts virtual exhibit to recognize women artists
• Elkhart Community Schools announces referendum aimed toward increased employee pay
• Elkhart County Health Department rolls out vaccine distribution plan
• Stock+Field closing all 25 locations
• Disability support professionals ecstatic to be on vaccine priority list
• How to get the COVID-19 vaccine in Indiana and Michigan
• Police called to Walmart for welfare check, find body in vehicle
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites January 11-15
• Elkhart City Councilman calls for County GOP Chair's resignation
• Elkhart County Health Officer discusses the vaccine rollout over Indiana
• Retired Elkhart Police officer passes away
• Local leaders call capitol siege example of white privilege
• Elkhart picking up Christmas trees through January 15
• Indiana Department of Natural Resources seeking volunteers for MLK day
• Elkhart City Councilman gets COVID-19 Vaccine
• Changes in diet coming to those who had Covid-19
• Elkhart man sentenced to more than 5 years in prison for possessing firearm
• Goshen Community Schools will extend virtual learning for grades 7-12
• Dental workers hit the front of the line for the Covid vaccine
• Six-vehicle crash leaves one dead, multiple with injuries
• Many still without power in Elkhart County as Michiana sees extensive power outages
• Elkhart County Health Department wants volunteers for vaccine clinic
• Elkhart police looking for suspect in surveillance photo
• Over 5,000 residents in Elkhart and St. Joseph counties still without power
• Elkhart schools closed January 4
• Concord schools closed January 4
• City Officials working to keep residents warm amid power outages
• Police identify driver who crashed on SR 19 following pursuit
• Dr. Lydia Mertz reflect on her career as Elkhart County Health Officer
• Car crashes after allegedly fleeing from ISP
• Should pregnant women get the vaccine
• Man accused of holding adult, children against their will
• Store burglarized Christmas Eve, over $11K in merchandise stolen
• The City of Goshen collaborates with ADEC, Inc. to propose Sensory Trail
• Food banks see increase as many residents prepare to receive much-needed stimulus relief
• Winston Corbett sentenced to 115 years in prison
• Indiana has 496,306 cases of COVID-19, 7,539 deaths
• Indiana has 493,841 cases of COVID-19 and 7,496 deaths
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office respond to crash
• Indiana has 492,021 cases of COVID-19 and 7,461 deaths
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office respond to crash
• Indiana has 488,180 cases of COVID-19 and 7,431 deaths
• Concord schools implement online safety system for virtual learning
• 57 Minute Miracle: A pastor thinking of a church member
• Suspect arrested after break-in at Elkhart County manufacturing company
• Indiana has 476,538 cases of COVID-19, 7,306 deaths
• City leaders greenlight new Meijer location
• South Bend Airport delivers 1,400 teddy bears to children in area hospitals
• United Way's annual coat drive collects warm weather attire for community members in need
• Elkhart mom arrested, accused of neglect
• Indiana has 471,876 cases of COVID-19, 7,244 deaths
• Elkhart Mayor Rod Roberson makes "State of the City" address
• Indiana SNAP recipients can now purchase groceries online from ALDI
• ADEC expects large donation of Christmas gifts for clients this week
• Elkhart County Homicide Unit investigating death of 41-year-old man
• Goshen Community Schools delays return to in-person classes for students in grades 7-12
• Indiana has 468,219 cases of COVID-19, 7,101 deaths
• Medical Minute: The role vaccines will play in fight against COVID-19
• Death investigation underway in Elkhart
• Firefighters some of the first to get vaccines
• Frontline workers receive Pfizer vaccine in Elkhart County
• Elkhart’s “The Christmas Miracle Project” lights up downtown
• Mishawaka High School postpones Concord boys’ basketball matchup
• Officers dispatched to scene that left one with a gunshot wound
• City of Elkhart departments launch "The Christmas Miracle Project"
• Christmas tree business booming this holiday season
• Big Brothers Big Sisters work through pandemic setbacks
• Elkhart County Safety Partnership will be increasing patrols
• Consistent mental health training keeps Elkhart police prepared for mental illness incidents
• Supporting cancer leads to raffle winner walking away with brand new RV travel trailer
• Ordinance passes to fine Elkhart businesses for not following mask ordinance
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office respond to single vehicle crash
• Well Foundation Greatest Need Fund distributes grant awards
• With the vaccine on its' way health officials are working to keep the public informed
• Elkhart County Parks host annual Christmas Bird Count
• Cultivate Food Rescue recovered 1 million pounds of food
• Suspect in Stevens Avenue shooting arrested
• Detectives seek help identifying theft suspect