La Crosse Tribune Local News

A Utica, Minnesota, man reported missing was found dead Friday, according to the Winona County and Buffalo County sheriff’s offices.

A Menomonie man died in a two-vehicle crash Sept. 29 on Highway 12/29 in the town of Elk Mound.

The Winona County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public for help in its search for a missing Winona man.

At the front doors of St. Francis Hospital, about 200 Mayo Clinic Health System patients, physicians, nurses, technicians and facility staff formally said goodbye Oct. 1 to the 140-year-old facility.

Because of work near the gated entrance to the Municipal Service Center on Marco Drive, the gate will be closed to through traffic starting Wednesday through 7 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 3.

Winona County is making progress toward increasing the staffing in its dispatch center, but is not yet ready to handle all of its own calls.

La Crosse’s last synagogue was just declared a national landmark by the National Register of Historic Places.

Val Kokott-Rebhahn and her husband, Brian, were very competitive – so competitive, in fact, that they had a bet between them about who could refrain from drinking soda the longest. That bet lasted 12 years, ending when they agreed to…

More families across Wisconsin are becoming food insecure, with new data showing a 30%-40% rise in the use of food banks.

Ahead of National Firewood Month in October, experts are urging Wisconsinites and state visitors to think twice before giving invasive species or harmful hitchhikers a ride this fall.

More than 300 people participated in the 2026 Chippewa Valley Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Eau Claire, an event expected to raise nearly $90,000.

Two La Crescent residents were injured in a crash Thursday afternoon.

The city of La Crosse has been accepted into a grant program that will funnel $70,000 toward city residents’ public improvement projects.

Most foods we consume have some level of naturally occurring sugars, which is to be expected and can’t be avoided. But many also have what’s known as added sugars, and those are ones that can bring down the nutritional value…

A vehicle hit a 65-year-old man doing road work near the intersection of Pflaum and Alder roads.

Each year Dave Guepfer taps the Golden Keg, the ceremonial start to the days of revelry. Gupfer first got involved with Oktoberfest USA by being on the beer committee, but he said the fest means much more than that.

Winona Area Public Schools Board of Education candidate Ted Hazelton apologized this week for posting an image on social media that included a slur used to describe people with intellectual disabilities.