GOSHEN — Charges including burglary with a deadly weapon have been filed against a Goshen man who was arrested Tuesday after allegedly firing a handgun at another man.

GOSHEN — County election officials have stocked up on personal protective equipment for the general election, but face mask requirements are still an open question.

GOSHEN — A 42-year-old Goshen man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly battering his wife and a male victim with a firearm.

GOSHEN — The city has picked a firm that can help guide development of the Downtown River District.

GOSHEN — The burning of a resident’s sign in front of her house prompted condemnation from the mayor and police chief Friday.

GOSHEN — The Goshen environmental department hopes to add a quick charging station using Indiana’s share of the billions of dollars that Volkswagen paid in the fallout to the “Dieselgate” scandal of 2015.

GOSHEN — From light bulbs to pedal power, the city is developing more than 45 ways to reduce its carbon emissions in the coming decades.

GOSHEN — A Goshen man was arrested after allegedly throwing a grill at his neighbor’s house and spitting on police and hospital security.

GOSHEN — Their regular season may be canceled, but the Goshen High School marching band has a plan to ensure the beat goes on.

GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works awarded a nearly $880,000 road reconstruction project Monday, though the bill will be split with the state.

GOSHEN — A Middlebury man has received a three-year suspended sentence after admitting he drew a gun after being accused of stealing toy cars.

GOSHEN — The city’s tree canopy goal of 45 percent by 2045 will mean more leaves and branches to clean up, so Goshen is updating the rules of its pickup program.

GOSHEN — An Elkhart County judge says he intends to try a man accused of the 2011 killing of a Goshen College professor “come hell or high water.”

GOSHEN — The Goshen Parks & Recreation Department will reopen its splash pads for the remainder of the season beginning at noon Friday.

GOSHEN — An overdue bill assistance program has reduced the risk of water shutoff for many Goshen customers, but the real test is expected to come in three weeks.

GOSHEN — Plans for the next decade in Middlebury include looking at widening Main Street and rerouting S.R. 13 outside of the town center, under a comprehensive study adopted Monday.

GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works opened six bids for a major street reconstruction project that could cost close to $1 million.

GOSHEN — A Goshen man faces felony drug charges after a high-speed chase south of Goshen.

GOSHEN — A judge has ruled in favor of Johnson Controls over claims that pollution from a former heating system factory endangered the health of Goshen residents and the environment.

GOSHEN — Eight years after a downtown business owner fell through the sidewalk in front of his South Main Street bar, Goshen city officials are still faced with dozens of underground vaults that pose a potential risk.

GOSHEN — Up to $200 will be available to the hundreds of Goshen utility customers who are months behind on their bills.

GOSHEN — Local health officials are expressing concern about the dangers of misinformation during the pandemic.

GOSHEN — With water in the Millrace Canal lowered this week, volunteers took advantage of the opportunity to do some cleanup.

GOSHEN — Goshen Council members learned about a crisis intervention model used for decades in western Oregon to see if it might be a good fit locally.

GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works voted to study Lincoln Avenue for the possible addition of a bicycle path.

GOSHEN — Keystone RV has been fined a proposed $10,000 following a state safety inspection this year.

GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Works approved police policy changes that clarify officers’ duties and limits in the use of force, including chokeholds.

GOSHEN — An Auburn man wanted on warrants in multiple counties was arrested after allegedly fleeing police by jumping in a pond.