Elkhart County approves right-of-way for Rock Pointe Second amid resident health concerns over raw sewage Commissioners approved a 40-foot right-of-way dedication for the Rock Pointe Second subdivision Dec. 15 while residents urged the county to withhold plat recording until a longstanding raw-sewage discharge is resolved; the health department said testing is underway but homeowners have limited cooperation.

Elkhart County commissioners have approved a right-of-way for a new subdivision despite alarming resident claims of raw sewage contaminating the area, raising serious health concerns for families nearby.

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Health Insurance Trust Fund Review Reveals Adequate Balance Amid Rising Costs Health insurance trust fund balance deemed adequate despite ongoing cost concerns.

Elkhart County officials confirm that the health insurance trust fund is stable, even as they grapple with rising costs and staffing challenges.

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Council Discusses Budget Cuts and Impacts on Dental Services for Community Children Council reviews budget decisions impacting dental services and staffing for upcoming year.

Elkhart County is facing tough budget cuts that could jeopardize vital dental services for 2,500 children—how will they navigate these challenges?

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Maternal Child Health Funding Reduces Infant Mortality Rate in Local ZIP Codes Funding for maternal child health programs decreased infant mortality from 8.8 to 3.3 per thousand.

Elkhart County's fight against infant mortality shows promising progress, but looming budget cuts could jeopardize hard-won gains in maternal and child health.

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