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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.
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A newly filed lawsuit alleges a bus driver transporting NorthWood choir students in 2024 was intoxicated during a field trip to Michigan.