Ken Fox is a Sports Writer at the Elkhart Truth. He specializes in covering competitive and professional sports, with a strong focus on team and individual sports, as well as sports tournaments. Ken is featured in The Herald-Palladium, Yahoo Sports, The Michigan City News-Dispatch, The Herald Bulletin, and Truth Publishing Co.
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Ken Fox's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly basketball in the Elkhart area. He also covers government and politics to a lesser extent. Given his focus on high school basketball and local teams, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming games, player profiles or interviews with coaches and players.
For government and politics topics, Ken may be receptive to pitches regarding local policy announcements or developments that directly impact the Elkhart community. Additionally, considering his coverage of entertainment news, he might consider stories about local events or cultural happenings.
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SOUTH BEND — Lake Central baseball coach Mike Swartzentruber had all the respect in the world for Goshen High pitcher Ryen Diaz.
NAPPANEE —Jim Hess was a coach and teacher at NorthWood Middle School and a football and girls basketball coach for nearly a half-century ... so just think of all the ways he's touched so many athletes' lives during that time.
LAPORTE — After wiping a tear or two from his eyes, NorthWood baseball coach Zach Benko spoke about how proud of his team he is.
LAPORTE — After wiping a tear or two from his eyes, NorthWood baseball coach Zach Benko spoke about how proud of his team he is.
It’s time for an Elkhart County high school team to kick the door down and win an IHSAA state championship in a stick-and-ball sport.
of 2 Caitlin Tighe has never been afraid of a challenge. Rather than playing her senior year of softball at Edwardsburg High School, Tighe left early to play at Western Michigan instead.
Caitlin Tighe has never been afraid of a challenge.
MIDDLEBURY — Northridge girls basketball coach Doug Springer set up his summer schedule even more rugged than the one he plays during the regular season.
ELKHART — Jacquie Rost isn’t ready to give up coaching volleyball just yet.
When the local 2025 high school football season ended on a rainy night in Merrillville, fans could look back on another amazing season.
