On Wednesday, the Labor Department released unemployment data ... and it wasn't good for Elkhart:
Unemployment rates rose in all of the nation's largest metropolitan areas for the second straight month in February.
The U.S. Labor Department reported Wednesday all 372 metropolitan areas tracked saw their jobless rates rise in February from a year earlier. Indiana's Elkhart-Goshen and North Carolina's Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, both hammered by manufacturing layoffs, registered the biggest annual increases.



