In addition to interactive light and art displays, downtown Elkhart's Neon Nights this weekend will bring a 49-foot ferris wheel to Main Street in front of Civic Plaza.
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Elkhart police on Wednesday said toxicology was pending but 20-year veteran Sgt. Jesus Contreras showed no signs of impairment after hitting a parked car. He said took his eyes off the road to reach for something in his squad car. -
provided/Cass Family ClinicThe mobile clinic makes regular visits to various locations in Southwest Michigan, offering a full range of services from primary care and vaccinations to mental health and lab services. -
A city official says a Carmel-based developer plans apartments downtown Elkhart for those making up to $100,000 a year, after recent construction of luxury and income-subsidized units. -
CPKC/cpkcr.comRailfans can start making plans to see this year’s CPKC Holiday Train. The railroad unveiled its schedule this week. -
Sasun Bughdaryan/UnsplashA complaint is pending in St. Joseph Superior Court but county Democratic Party Chair Don Westerhausen also has asked the Indiana Public Access Counselor whether Republican Clerk Amy Rolfes and Republican county election board chair John Jurgonski violated the state's Open Door Law when they told a deputy clerk to keep four Democrats off the ballot behind closed doors. -
Ivy Tech Community College in South Bend has completed a $2.5 million, privately funded expansion of its Dental Hygiene Clinic. They invite the public to a ribbon-cutting Wednesday at 4 p.m.
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