Elkhart County

• Silver alert for missing Elkhart man
• Silver Alert issued for missing Goshen man
• Elkhart County unveils new brand at 'The Big Event'
• Elkhart Police Department introduces recently certified patrol K9
• Police in Bristol need help identifying multiple individuals
• Police in Goshen seeking to identify male individual
• Amish Acres appeals to a growing number of investors
• Merchants Metal in New Paris shutting down
• Congresswoman Jackie Walorski files for re-election
• Granger man pronounced dead after multi-vehicle crash in Elkhart County
• Road conditions remain slick as lake effect snow tapers off
• Goshen art exhibit raises awareness of injustice on the southern border
• Lacasa Inc. announces construction of a new office in Elkhart
• Equipment failure leads to lane restrictions on CR6 in Elkhart
• Rep. Christy Stutzman honors Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart County
• One dead, two injured in crash involving semi-truck in Michigan
• Cool Schools: Concord Jr. High School art program helping students win awards, develop passion
• Elkhart police encouraging feedback
• Goshen High School student accused of having knife on school property
• Elkhart County Sheriff needs help identifying suspect
• Firefighter Exposure Tracking system approved by Elkhart Board of Public Safety
• Multiple roads across Michiana close down due to weekend flooding
• Elkhart road and park closures due to flooding
• Two Michiana Pier 1 stores to close
• Neighbors bracing for rising river levels
• Suspect arrested after crash damages off-duty officer's home, vehicle
• Humane Society of Elkhart achieves lower euthanization rates
• Elkhart Community Schools works on new fight song for high school merger
• Semi-truck slides off road and into a ditch on State Road 15
• Police in Osceola searching for porch pirate
• Michiana Girl Scouts start selling cookies January 10
• Preparations underway Friday ahead of weekend flooding threat
• Elkhart, St. Joe counties preparing for heavy rain and possible flooding
• Sandbags being offered in preparation for flooding
• Wisconsin man killed in crash on Lincoln Avenue
• Elkhart sheriff makes slight change to immigration detention policy
• Goshen buys property for $30,000 to avoid flood risks
• New group in Elkhart County working to help humanitarian need during local disasters
• New Elkhart Mayor swears in four Board of Public Works members
• Goshen hosts annual Fire and Ice Festival
• Elkhart bridal boutique to permanently close
• State releases federal school accountability ratings
• Portion of US 20 bypass to close for removal of contaminated material
• Two local Indiana communities receive fine art grants
• Local hospitals welcome first babies of 2020
• Police prepping for impaired drivers on New Year's Eve
• Amish Acres closes down after 50 years in business
• Year in Review 2019: Michiana business openings, closings and announcements
• City of Elkhart breaks ground for new condo complex
• Semi-truck seen hanging off Indiana Toll Road overpass after crash
• Snow covers Michiana on New Year’s Eve, creates slick road conditions
• Two drivers cited for driving too fast for road conditions after five-vehicle crash
• Mayor Tim Neese recognizes Elkhart firefighters for their performance in combat challenge
• Elkhart Municipal Airport to receive millions in federal investment
• Elkhart mayor-elect Rod Roberson gets sworn in, talks first 100 days
• Woman killed in Elkhart remembered by friends and coworkers
• Elkhart offers locations for Christmas tree disposal after the holiday
• Armchair Quarterback: Private Jared Lyle, deployed in Iraq
• Elkhart Center for Hospice Care hosts holiday lights event
• Two dogs shot after attacking man
• Elkhart deputies conducting shoplifting investigation
• Deputies rescue man being attacked by two dogs
• Three Elkhart men arrested for torture and murder
• Hundreds without power after crash in Elkhart
• Sidewalks in downtown Elkhart reopen after demolition of building
• Elkhart man wanted for murder arrested in Texas
• Community helps family in need
• Family loses everything in fire
• Goshen man killed in crash on Plymouth Avenue
• One person injured in structure fire on Moody Avenue
• Garbage truck involved in head-on crash on CR 46
• Bears bring joy to local hospitalized children
• Elderly woman duped by a young man posing as a good Samaritan
• Commission recommends 2 year suspension of AG Curtis Hill's law license
• Elkhart County Jail inmate phone system restored
• Student(s) ignite fire at Monger Elementary School
• Two Goshen schools placed on lockout due to police activity in the area
• Elkhart County inmate who walked away from work detail arrested again
• Officials say fire in bathroom caused evacuation at Monger Elementary
• Firefighter's Union files grievance against Elkhart City Council
• Vehicle recovered from St. Joseph River in Elkhart
• St. Joseph County placed under travel advisory as patchy freezing drizzle develops
• Volunteers fill boxes with food to feed 400 families in Elkhart County
• Elkhart County Sheriff searching for home invasion suspect
• Police searching for suspects in armed robbery at store in Stevensville
• Elkhart Chamber of Commerce discusses U.S. 31 improvement project
• Operation Christmas signups end Friday
• Attempted kidnapping suspect identified
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office conducting fraud investigation
• Results from review of Elkhart Police Department released
• Elkhart police now have more less lethal options to use
• Goshen student sends threatening messages
• Man airlifted to hospital with life threatening injuries after Elkhart County crash
• SR 120 in Elkhart County closed due to crash
• Suspect arrested after standoff with police near US 33
• Elkhart County Sheriff's Office finds missing woman
• Elkhart Memorial wins final Longfellow Trophy over Central
• Elkhart County Sheriff searching for missing woman
• Elkhart Police investigating incident of man in van offering candy to children
• City council votes to dissolve Goshen Housing Authority