Elkhart County

• Protest in Goshen calls for harsher sentences for sex crimes
• EXCLUSIVE: Nicholas Stanley, arrested for murder of sex offender, speaks to ABC57 from behind bars
• Goshen man claims ex 'put a spell on him' to look into people's windows
• UPDATE: Motorcyclist identified, cause revealed in deadly collision with semi Tuesday afternoon
• Red, White, and Blue Cornbread Day July 4 at Bonneyville Mill
• EXCLUSIVE: Family of Nicholas Stanley speaks to ABC57
• Elkhart County 4-H Fair looks to enhance accessibility, inclusion for disabled visitors
• Bicyclist dead after fatal vehicle crash
• Middlebury Summer Festival held their parade Saturday
• Middlebury summer festival kicking off this weekend
• Elkhart man arrested on attempted robbery, drug charges after fighting police
• Elkhart County Parks hosting rainbow bird bingo
• Elkhart man found guilty of sexually abusing a child Wednesday
• Family member of sexual assault victim confirmed as suspect in Elkhart motel murder
• Elkhart County Humane Society releases statement on prosecutor's decision not to charge former Jayco employees
• 'Art Walk Wednesdays' in Elkhart kick off with a new addition
• Lerner on the Lawn returns with 'Let's Rock!' this Saturday
• Four story,122-room hotel opens in Elkhart
• 'Justice for Jayco Cats,' Protesters rally, prosecutor denies new charges
• Driver fails to yield at C.R. 3 and C.R. 52, causes crash
• Elkhart man arrested after breaking into ex's home, taking shared 4-year-old son
• Prosecutor offers details on decision not to charge 3 men who disposed of cats at Jayco
• Failure to Yield sends two Elkhart County drivers to the hospital Wednesday morning
• UPDATE: Brake failure on semi causes closure of section of US 20 Wednesday morning
• Ownership of Elkhart County Courthouse transferred to city, building set to be demolished
• Felony Rape conviction, 60-year sentence upheld in Elkhart
• Wanted suspect threatens deputy's family, is arrested on multiple felonies
• Two teens lead Michigan law enforcement agency on chase that ends in Elkhart
• UPDATE: Victim identified in deadly shooting at local motel
• The Oasis bar in Goshen set to close July 17
• Section of C.R. 142 to close immediately after member of public creates hazard
• Goshen Library to host 'Summer Reading Book Giveaway'
• Good of Goshen set to host 'Musical Conexion'
• One fatality after van engulfed in flames following a crash into building
• E3 Robotics Center to host 'Next Generation of Innovators' open house
• Fourth annual 'Taste of Achievement' event at JA Biztown
• Day two of Elkhart Jazz Festival getting folks off their feet
• 34th Elkhart Jazz Festival kicking off this weekend
• Elkhart appears in 'RV There Yet?' on Discovery Channel
• Elkhart Jazz Festival is in town all weekend
• Elkhart Miracle flip season tickets on their head with new commemorative coin
• Juneteenth Celebrations across Michiana
• Ninety-year-old man struck, killed riding tricycle in Elkhart County Thursday
• Storm Damage throughout Michiana
• Summer exhibits at Midwest Museum of America Art
• Three-car crash leaves two injured and one dead in Goshen
• Lane restrictions going into place June 20 on Goshen streets
• Fairfield Community Schools to reconfigure elementary, middle, high schools
• Elkhart moves forward with proposal plan to build 86 houses
• Elkhart welcomes new multi-million-dollar streetscape project
• Full closures start Wednesday in Goshen for road patching
• Closure on Jefferson Street begins June 16, expected to last until August
• Father's Day mass shooting investigation continues, deceased victim identified
• Goshen police respond to train collision with pedestrian
• "I know that he was a father," Mayor on person killed in Father's Day mass shooting in Elkhart
• Good of Goshen set to host 'Professor Steve's Science of Color'
• Elkhart Mayor Rod Roberson responding to early morning mass shooting
• Search for the North American Beaver at Ox Bow County Park
• Art Walk Wednesday returns to Elkhart
• 12 shot, one dead in Elkhart mass shooting
• 45th Annual Elkhart Rhapsody Festival and new Island Park playground ribbon cutting ceremony Friday
• Infant Mortality to Infant Vitality, NIHHC shines light on perinatal health 
• UPDATE: County prosecutor explains why charges against 3 local men who put cats into trash compactor have been dropped
• Motorcyclist airlifted after crashing into car while fleeing from police
• Grinding demonstrations and baked samples at Bonneyville Mill Saturday
• Free screening of 'Hook' this Friday
• UPDATE: Jayco releases official statement, announces termination of 3 employees
• Elkhart Parade of Homes 2025 features tiny home built by Concord students
• Brothers from Illinois charged with felony Auto Theft in Goshen
• West Goshen Elementary welcomes new principal
• Elkhart County Commissioners hold special meeting to address, repair busted boilers at jail
• Indiana Toll Road reopens after semi-truck on fire halts traffic
• Landscape Painting Class at Bonneyville Mill
• Elkhart High School Unified Track Team wins second state title in a row
• Driver injured, cited for disregarding stop sign following two-vehicle crash
• Northern Indiana Hispanic Health Coalition to host event addressing infant mortality in Elkhart County
• Driver pronounced dead on scene after crashing into horse
• Historical Program goes over the practices of a traditional Jewish burial
• Rhapsody Arts and Music Festival in Downtown Elkhart
• Senator Rand Paul keynote speaker at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Two vehicle crash leaves one injured in Elkhart county
• Driver taken to hospital, arrested for OWI following two-vehicle crash
• The HUB's program offers assistance to families in need of groceries
• Bashor Children’s Home hosts annual 'Cars and Motorcycles for a Cause' Saturday
• Bomb squad responds to suspicious bag left at bank
• S.R. 119 intersection improvement project starts June 9
• House fire on Navajo Street Tuesday afternoon
• Roundabout crash sends one to the hospital, DWI charge pending for driver
• Indiana Avenue Recycling Center closed until Monday for nearby road work
• Tolson Center receives $3K grant to support Summer Quest K-1 Reading program
• Leaders provide update on largest infrastructure investment in city history
• Driver disregards stop sign, hits 74-year-old bicyclist Tuesday morning
• Goshen partners with Goshen Community Schools to offer summer swimming
• Elkhart man cited for multiple offenses after evening crash
• Elkhart City Council takes a step closer to possible new housing
• Spider causes Jeep to crash into NIPSCO pole, driver sent to hospital
• Teen Takeover Nights at Pierre Moran Pool
• Road milling, paving schedule for Elkhart June 2-5
• Summer Kickoff event teaches bike safety to community members in Elkhart
• Animal Meet and Greet teaches community handling tips in Goshen