ELKHART — Community leaders and local health officials were warning businesses and residents to get serious about efforts to stem the spread of the coronvirus after an alarming spike in the percentage of positive COVID-19 tests. Read more
ELKHART — Peaceful demonstrations held in Elkhart and Goshen over the weekend to end to police brutality in response to violence in Minneapolis have received a thumbs up from local leaders.
GOSHEN — Bids for a water main improvement project on the east side of Goshen ranged as high…
GOSHEN — The creation of an account for COVID-19-related expenses is expected to help Elkhar…
ELKHART — An Elkhart man is accused of chasing a woman with a baseball bat and threatening t…
GOSHEN — Voters in Elkhart County will be greeted with masked pollworkers, sanitizing wipes …
ELKHART — A resident who fell asleep while smoking in bed was blamed for a fire that routed …
ELKHART — Peaceful demonstrations held in Elkhart and Goshen over the weekend to end to poli…
BRISTOL — A 53-year-old Middlebury man was taken to the hospital Sunday following a single-c…
ELKHART — The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Elkhart County surpassed the number in n…
MINNEAPOLIS — Americans began cleaning up charred and glass-strewn streets Sunday after anot…
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana's top election official on Friday rejected a request for extending th…
Many local high school coaches saw their lives change with the start up next fall of the new…
Phyllis Tubbs had one final job to do during her last day Thursday as Elkhart Memorial’s ass…
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, Goshen High School’s Brynn Shoup-Hill pushed up her dec…
Ryan Hunter-Reay admitted he was biased when asked four years ago about the greatest race in…
Sarah Hildebrandt sees a bit of silver lining for herself when it comes to the coronavirus p…
There is a commonality among men in my family. Whether it is my husband, father, or brother, they all dodge going to the doctor.
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