ELKHART COUNTY — The victim recovered by Indiana Conservation Officers this morning, Wednesday, July 20, from the Saint Joseph River has been identified as Kendall Deshawn McGee, age 18, of Elkhart. An autopsy has been scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday, July 21.

ELKHART COUNTY — Indiana Conservation Officers have recovered the victim from the Saint Joseph River just east of Ash Road in Elkhart County. Conservation Officers used an underwater, remotely operated vehicle to locate the victim and divers brought him to the surface. The recovery was made in 15 feet of water at 1:18a.m., four hours …read more.

ELKHART — Restoring royalty to the river, Elkhart’s iconic riverboat returned to the waters of the St. Joseph River on Tuesday.

Jane Hardisty, state conservationist for Indiana’s USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, announced today NRCS is accepting applications from July 1 through July 17 for funding to improve water quality in several watersheds in northern Indiana. NRCS is investing dollars through the Regional Conservation Partnership Project in the western Lake Erie basin and St. Joseph River …read more.

[vimeo 131327739 w=500 h=281] 2015 Fort Wayne Flood from KeenAP on Vimeo. All of the rain recently has caused quite a few problems across the state of Indiana, including several areas experiencing severe flooding. There are three rivers that come together in downtown Fort Wayne, the Maumee River, the St. Joseph River and the St. …read more.