Elkhart County News

• Elkhart car thieves caught on homeowner's surveillance camera
• Goshen PD ask the public's help in identifying alleged Walmart thief
• Train collides with vehicle on Madison Street in Goshen
• Web Exclusive: The government shutdown is impacting local job recruiting
• Police: Weather conditions, intoxication played role in rollover crash
• Video shot by suspect show moments before he was shot by a Goshen police officer
• Goshen Police release name of officer who shot fleeing suspect
• Family of man shot by Goshen Police speaks
• Rod Roberson announces he's running for Elkhart mayor
• Elkhart Police asking for help identifying subject in surveillance photos
• Goshen mayor seeking second term
• What started as a couple lending a helping hand ended in a robbery
• Police chase ends with officer firing shots in downtown Goshen
• New Elkhart police chief talks department's future
• Two semi-trucks involved in crash in Middlebury
• Goshen warming center opens up amid cold weather conditions
• Dozens without a place to live following apartment fire in Elkhart County
• TV, PlayStation stolen in robbery early Monday morning
• Police asking public for help identifying suspect in stolen moped case
• Business fire erupts in Elkhart County Monday evening
• Chris Snyder sworn in as Elkhart's new chief of police
• Made In Michiana: Monogram Foods
• Hilltop Restaurant to rebuild after September fire
• Elkhart woman arrested after fleeing the scene of an accident
• Mayor appoints Chris Snyder new chief of the Elkhart Police Department
• Amendment draft for Michiana Transportation Plan released to public
• Police searching for suspect in Low Bob's burglary
• Police asking for help identifying subjects in surveillance photos
• Nonprofits team up to open cold weather shelter in Goshen
• Call for artists: Elkhart, Goshen storm drain art project
• Elkhart restaurant issues apology, creates website after online ordering confusion
• Elkhart Parks & Rec. now accepting applications for summer employment
• Christmas tree disposal begins in Elkhart
• Officials are investigating a house fire in Elkhart County
• Elkhart County will soon have a new sheriff in town
• Elkhart man arrested Friday on multiple charges after leading authorities in car and foot chase
• Elkhart has a new Street Commissioner
• Elkhart County Sheriff Brad Rogers on his way out after 8 years
• Goshen Police Chief, Mayor discuss police officer arrested for OWI
• New basketball program gives Elkhart's Tolson Center a new purpose
• Judge rules on Elkhart mom charged with helping ISIS's detention request
• Cool Schools: Anne's Kits for Kids helps under-served students succeed
• Elkhart woman accused of helping ISIS asking for pre-trial release
• Elkhart mom charged with providing support to ISIS could be let out of custody
• Sheriff to meet with Goshen City Mayor to discuss off-duty police officer conduct
• Elkhart Police officer arrested for driving under the influence
• Goshen student receives award, $10k donation for all-inclusive playground
• Elkhart Mayor Tim Neese talks about PD, not seeking re-election
• Investigation in North Lake Apartments shooting incident continues
• Elkhart upgrades recycling program
• Police investigating two robbery reports involving four juveniles
• EPD officer involved in shooting Sunday previously involved in deadly police-involved shooting in 2016
• ISP handling investigation into police action shooting in Elkhart County
• SB Adams boys and Elkhart Central girls take down undefeated teams
• A new spin on White Christmas has arrived at Premier Arts in Elkhart
• Concord Schools address social media rumors
• Goshen Police Officer arrested for OWI, 2 other cops suspended in potential drunken shooting
• Elkhart man charged by indictment with transportation and possession of child pornography
• Elkhart County Administration Building closed after email bomb threat
• Elkhart receives $16M to build railroad overpass at Hively Avenue
• Couple sentenced for deadly hit and run that claimed three lives
• Elkhart Environmental Center to host Residential Energy-Saving Seminar
• Concord High School disruption could be gang related
• Family files federal lawsuit against Elkhart Police, Chiefs, Officers, City
• ISP won't comment on possible DOJ investigation into Elkhart PD
• Driver sentenced for hit and run that killed 3, injured 3
• Startup South Bend-Elkhart providing Michiana entrepreneurs free business help
• Prosecutor dismisses charges against school administrators for delay in reporting chair throwing incident
• Elkhart Police Department issues statement following resignation of Chief Windbigler
• Elkhart County Parks offering free lantern-lit evening hike
• Elkhart Police Department's Chief Ed Windbigler resigns
• Ryan’s Place in Goshen looking to help communities in mourning
• Elkhart man sentenced for dealing methamphetamine and heroin
• Elkhart Fire Department accepting applications
• All streets now open in downtown Elkhart’s River District
• Goshen Police asking public for help identifying suspect
• Eastbound and westbound lanes of Elkhart bypass now open
• Elkhart christmas tree cut from property owners yard, city says it's in public right-of-way
• Mayor Neese wants independent review of Elkhart Police Department
• Goshen mayor announces bid for re-election
• Elkhart Memorial tops central in hoops for Longfellow Trophy
• Woman injured in armed robbery at apartment complex
• Firefighters recommend basic identification cards for child safety
• Accident on Indiana Toll Road causes delayed traffic and closed lanes
• Elkhart officials propose use of force review board
• Elkhart Police Chief future in the air as he serves 30 day suspension
• Deputies asking for help identifying possible theft suspect
• Power restored to nearly all I&M customers
• Elkhart police chief serving 30 day suspension
• Last leaf collection in Goshen set for early December
• Elkhart Police release photos of possible suspect in wallet theft
• Elkhart Police is searching for the suspect of a shooting
• Triad collecting winter outerwear for the homeless
• Vote for local hotspots competing for Indiana’s Top 10 Instagrammable Places
• Elkhart residents press mayor on Elkhart police excessive force case
• Elkhart Community Schools names new superintendent
• U.S. 20 reopens in Elkhart County after crashes
• Indiana State Police deny Mayor Neese's request for investigation into department
• Deputies asking for tips in armed robbery
• Fire causes massive damage to home in Elkhart County