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Danielle Endvick named executive director of Wisconsin Farmers Union
The Wisconsin Farmers Union has named named Danielle Endvick to be the organization’s next executive director.
Trempealeau County Sheriff's Office fills Arcadia police gap
Trempealeau County Sheriff Brett Semingson assures residents of Arcadia that law enforcement will be present despite local staffing shortages.
La Crosse County Library senior fair moves to Omni Center
La Crosse County Library’s annual Senior Fair is growing and moving to the Onalaska Omni Center, which has generously donated its space for this year’s event. The fair will be held there from 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday, May 21.…
24K pounds of ammonium nitrate spilled when train crashes through semi-trailer
A semi-trailer driver was unharmed after his vehicle was hit by a train in Nelson, Wisconsin, resulting in a spill of ammonium nitrate.
Pickleball a game-changer for social connections and health
Pickleball is becoming increasingly popular in the region, with new courts and clubs opening to meet the demand.
Jackson Co. man dies from motorcycle crash injuries sustained Friday
A 67-year-old man from Taylor, Wis. died from injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash on Jackson County Road N.
Train collides with semi-truck in Buffalo County
A train collided with a semi-truck in Nelson, causing a road closure.
Our Town Tomah planting day May 21
Our Town Tomah Beautification, a volunteer community enhancement group, will hold its annual spring planting day Wednesday, May 21, starting at 9 am. The group plants 40 curbside planters in 13 city parks and several city-government buildings.
Wildfire burns about 130 acres in western Juneau County
No injuries or property damage were reported in the fire, the DNR said.
Get a hole-in-one, win a .50 caliber rifle at West Salem's K-9 fundraiser
West Salem Police Department is hosting a golf outing fundraiser to establish a K-9 unit and offering a prize: a Barrett Model 99 .50 BMG rifle.
Juneau County wildfire reaches 80 acres amid critical fire danger conditions
Wisconsin DNR and local agencies battle 80-acre wildfire in Juneau County. Evacuations ordered in Kingston and Mather. No injuries reported.
Gateway Area Council Launches 2025 Scrap-A-Thon
The Gateway Area Council of Scouting America kicked off its annual Scrap-A-Thon, a scrap metal collection fundraiser running May through September 2025. Community members are encouraged to donate unwanted metal to support local Scouting programs, including Camp Decorah and camp…
La Crosse police abandon policy that led to federal lawsuit
Back in 2020, Demond Harris had outstanding citations for reckless driving and disorderly conduct. An alleged road rage incident led to La Crosse police writing the tickets against Harris after he had departed the scene.
‘Style on the River’ luncheon tickets for sale
“Style on the River," the 37th annual Joint Luncheon and Fashion Show by Gundersen Partners and Lacrosse Auxiliary, will be Wednesday, May 21, in the Cargill Room of The Waterfront. Clothing and accessories will be provided by Dale’s Clothing in…
New police chief to take over Arcadia Police Department after mass resignations
Resignations in the Arcadia Police Department prompt changes in pay and hiring of new police chief.
Pair found dead in Wyeville drownings identified
The Monroe County Sheriff's Office has identified two people who were found dead May 4 in the East Fork Lemonweir River.
Nebraska priest was at Vatican to witness history: The first American pope
“It just really felt magical,” the Rev. Joseph Wahlmeier, a Lincoln priest who was in St. Peter's Square to witness Chicago-born Robert Prevost be introduced as Pope Leo XIV.
'Joyful astonishment' in Richmond at the first American pope
St. Bridget Catholic School in Richmond posted a photo on Instagram showing students celebrating the news: "Can you feel the excitement?! We have a Pope!"
‘It brought me to tears’ - Orangeburg County Catholics welcome new pope
Local Catholics are pleased with the election of the new pope. They’re largely happy he’s from the United States and hope he will help the American church come together.
New pope previously served on governing board at Tulsa's Cascia Hall
Cascia Hall Preparatory School had its school day happily disrupted Thursday by the stunning news that a former governing board member just became Pope Leo XIV.