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First human case of West Nile Virus confirmed in La Crosse County
A resident of La Crosse County, Wisconsin has been hospitalized and confirmed to have West Nile Virus, a mosquito-borne disease.
Explore the autumn sky at Tunnelville Cliffs prairie stargazing event
The public is invited to join a guided walk at Tunnelville Cliffs nature preserve in Vernon County on October 11th for an evening of prairie stargazing. The event is part of Mississippi Valley Conservancy's 2025 Linked to the Land outdoor…
Recall issued for pizzas sold in Winona and 5 other Midwest cities
Recall issued for uninspected meat-topped pizzas sold at establishments in six Midwest cities. No confirmed reports of sickness.
Caledonia man wins $100K with Powerball ticket
Caledonia man wins $100,000 Powerball prize. Plans to buy a new car, go on vacation, and save for the future.
Bicyclist hospitalized after collision with car in Winona
Bicyclist hospitalized after being hit by car in Winona. Accident occurred at South Baker Street and Gilmore Avenue intersection.
Driver injured when semi truck rolls over on I-90 in Winona County
Florida man injured after semi rolls on I-90 in Winona County, Minnesota. Driver transported to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
WisDOT to host public meeting on Hwy. 16 corridor study
Learn about the WIS 16 Corridor Study and provide input to improve safety and operations along state Hwy. 16 in La Crosse. Public meeting on Oct. 2.
Student volunteers gear up for Operation: RiverWatch as school year begins
Operation: RiverWatch, a program created by a former UW-La Crosse fraternity, continues to be led by student volunteers to prevent river-related tragedies and potential emergencies in the Mississippi River. The program runs through the academic year, with weekly shifts from…
Freedom Honor Flight takes off Saturday carrying Korean and Vietnam War veterans
Join the 33rd Freedom Honor Flight as they honor Korean and Vietnam War veterans with a trip to Washington, D.C. to see memorials built in their honor.
2025 Oktoberfest Ladies Day Luncheon set for Sept. 29
The 2025 Oktoberfest Ladies Day Luncheon will be from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 29, at the Waterfront Cargill Room, 328 Front St. S.
Fences go up at closed downtown La Crosse parks
Temporary fences have been installed at Cameron and Burns parks while La Crosse city officials seek a long-term solution to ongoing crime.
La Crosse firefighters put out South Side house fire Monday
House fire on Market Street in La Crosse under investigation. Firefighters rescue pets, limit fire damage to second story. Red Cross assists family.
Vernon County Fair: Five days of exhibits, entertainment and competitions
The 168th Vernon County Fair will take place from September 10-14, featuring events and activities for all ages, including exhibits, musical entertainment, food, commercial vendors, and carnival rides.
THE WAY IT WAS: The 500-700 blocks of South Third Street, looking south in June 1997
A street scene busy with signs and businesses was captured just as demolition began on the former C. & J. Michel Brewery building. After housing the brewery, the building was bought by the La Crosse Foods and Cold Storage Co.…
La Crosse area firefighters to “Fill the Boot” for Muscular Dystrophy Association
Members of the La Crosse Area Firefighters, Local 127, will once again take to the streets to support the Muscular Dystrophy Association through its annual Fill the Boat campaign.
Northbound lanes of Lang Drive to be closed for road work
The northbound lanes of Lang Drive from La Crosse to Monitor street will be closed beginning Monday, according to a release from the city of La Crosse's engineering department.
Late summer sunset, stargazing hike set Sept. 22
Families, nature lovers, and stargazers are invited to a special evening of discovery and connection with nature at the popular Gardens and Gazing event hosted by Mississippi Valley Conservancy, in partnership with the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration and the…
Mississippi Valley Conservancy protects Michelson farm
Discover how a family fulfilled their mother's dream of protecting their farmland for future generations through a conservation easement.
Soft opening for new La Crosse trails delayed as funds are sought for safe public entry
The Outdoor Recreation Alliance is seeking an additional $500,000 to create a safe entryway and access road to the Community Trail Farm, which is expected to have a soft opening to the public soon.
