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Hwy 16 construction in La Crosse ends, traffic detours lifted
Two-way traffic has been restored to Highway 16 in La Crosse.
Cass Street Bridge reopened after La Crosse police resolve 'incident'
Cass Street Bridge was closed for about an hour Friday morning as La Crosse police responded to an active incident. The bridge reopened at 12:45 p.m. after police said it was safely resolved. No word on incident details.
Heavy traffic, delays expected during UW-La Crosse move-in Aug. 27-Sept. 1
Expect heavy traffic and road closures near UW-La Crosse during move-in days from Aug. 27 to Sept. 1. Over 3,000 students will move into campus.
'Societal flaw': Poverty simulation highlights struggles of low-income families
Stefani Haar, a long-time social services worker, participated in a poverty simulation organized by Great Rivers United Way. The simulation aimed to provide participants with a glimpse into the struggles of living in poverty.
Be safe when sharing back-to-school photos of your kids
MILWAUKEE – With the school year starting again, social media is full of adorable back-to-school photos. Often, these pictures feature a child holding a “first day of school” sign with basic information, such as their name and grade.
Dodge County train tracks reopen open after Friday's derailment
The crude oil that spilled in the right of way adjacent to the tracks remains contained.
Heavy rain causes flooding at Niagara Cave, limiting visitor access
Water rushed through Niagara Cave in Harmony, causing flooding and limited accessibility. Cave manager describes it as one of the top five worst floods.
THE WAY IT WAS: Jaycette Fashion Show Promotion in Man-Lay Garden, summer 1970
Four women identified as, left to right, Nancy Riehl, Jeanette Stadthaus, Alma Burns Zahn and Susan Smith model new ensembles from local department stores to promote the 1970 Jaycette Fashion Show. Outfit descriptions include fun phrases such as “suede-fringed poncho,”…
Train carrying crude oil derails outside of Reeseville
A Canadian Pacific Train carrying crude oil derailed outside of Reeseville on Friday afternoon, according to Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt.
Police warn of heavy traffic near Valley View Mall for Raising Cane's opening, other events next week
Traffic alert issued for Valley View Mall area in La Crosse due to restaurant opening and other events. Expect delays and consider alternative routes.
New Flyway Trail extension links Winona to Wisconsin trail system
Discover the Flyway Trail, a new outdoor recreation attraction connecting Winona to Wisconsin's trails, offering scenic views and accessibility for all.
'Secrets of Animal Camouflage' storytime Aug. 27
Come hear a story about camouflaged creatures at the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge! This free children’s program will teach participants that camouflage is an essential strategy in the natural world that helps both predator and prey.…
Dog dies in RV fire at Prairie Island Campground in Winona
A dog died in an RV fire at Prairie Island Campground in Winona. The fire was contained to the single vehicle, with the cause under investigation.
Wild West Days returns to Viroqua: A weekend of family fun
Wild West Days, a family-friendly event, is returning to Viroqua for its 29th year.
New fire station to enhance safety, functionality for Viroqua Fire Department
The Viroqua Fire Department in Wisconsin is set to move into a new 26,000-square-foot station that offers more functionality and safety for its members.
Teen killed in high-speed crash in Jackson County
One person is dead after a single-vehicle crash Aug. 6 in Jackson County. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office identified the victim as 19-year-old Aurora Olson of Black River Falls.
Scholze selected as Lions Kornfest Parade
Ruth Scholze has been chosen as the Lions Kornfest parade Mmarshal for 2025. Ruth is a 70-year native of Holmen. She and Ed have been married 46 years and have two children Joseph and Hanna. She is involved with many…
Heavy July rains fuel surge in mosquito population
Mosquito swarms have been reported in La Crosse, Wisconsin, due to the warm, muggy heat and influx of storms. The increased rainfall has allowed the mosquito population to thrive, with more mosquito activity than usual.
Coulee Region Humane Society hosting online art auction
The Coulee Region Humane Society is holding an online art auction that runs until at 5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 10. Local artists from the area have graciously donated pieces of art for this action. All the proceeds go back to…
Nominations sought for Rising Stars Under 40
For the 10th straight year, 7 Rivers Alliance is partnering with River Valley Media Group for its Rising Stars Under 40 event.