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Mohawk No. 3001 has been housed in Elkhart since the 1980s, but its ownership has been transferred to the Fort Wayne Railroad, in the hopes that it’ll be able to get it running again.
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"Elkhart’s journey alongside the railroad has programmed this whole entire area to be more conscious of the dangers that come with trains," said Andrew Medford.
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"By no part do I personally or does the Elkhart Police Department take any of putting an officer on unpaid leave lightly," Interim Police Chief Andy Whitmyer said.
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The city of Elkhart cut the ribbon Saturday on the newly renamed Edith Pasley Park.
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The Freight Street District Initiative was among the recipients of the state’s READI Arts & Culture grants, funded by the Lilly Endowment.
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Organizers estimate that Jazz Fest’s typical attendance is 15,000 to 20,000, and it’s not unusual to see visitors from up to two dozen states.
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WVPE's Kent Fulmer talks with Elkhart Community Schools Superintendent Michele Riise about school finances and plans for water damaged Monger Elementary.
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The National Weather Service warns severe storms could bring damaging winds, large hail and possible strong tornadoes to Michiana through Wednesday.
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A conversation with Mark Doddington, Music Manager at Ruthmere about the Spring Concert Series and special exhibits at the museums.
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Kent Fulmer talks with Dr. Soo Han, Conductor of the Elkhart County Symphony about the symphony's final concert of the season.