La Crosse Tribune Local News

The long-awaited paving of the Holland Bluff Bike Trail began Tuesday. Construction should be completed by Thanksgiving. The trail is closed.

The 21st annual Steppin’ Out in Pink returns to La Crosse this Saturday at Riverside Park.

A woman from Wilton has died and five others were injured after a car reportedly struck an Amish buggy head-on Friday afternoon.

In a letter sent to Midcontinent Grid Solutions, U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden asks the company to review alternate routes for its proposed transmission line project that would cut through the Driftless Region.

A 31-year-old former hotel clerk faces 165 years in prison after a Monroe County jury convicted him Thursday of sexually assaulting hotel guests in 2023, according to District Attorney Kevin D. Croninger.

Over 1,000 miles away from Ground Zero, a twisted piece of steel stands as a reminder of the attacks on the Twin Towers almost 25 years later.

Over time, sediment has increased in Lake Onalaska causing issues like declines in fish and water flow and increases in weeds that make it difficult to navigate the water.

The 2026 Chippewa Valley Community Health Survey is now open. The survey is the first step in a three-year Community Health Assessment process and is open to all adults who live or work in Chippewa, Dunn or Eau Claire counties.

The unique program is a collaboration between the store and Create Waunakee and brings a wide range of music into the store that surprises shoppers.

The streetcar workers posing here in front of the garage of the Wisconsin Railway Light & Power Co., near 601 N. 3rd St., were all members of the Amalgamated Association of Street & Electric Railway Employees of America. The small…

A woman was arrested Saturday for setting fire to a downtown Main Street building earlier in the day.

Oktoberfest’s Ladies Day Luncheon will take place from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 28, at Celebrations on the River, 2100 Dawson Ave.

A symbol of hope and world peace will soon stand on the block by Logan Middle School. Valley View Rotary is installing a Rotary Peace Pole in Habitat for Humanity’s Renew the Block area outside the school. The ceremony is…

When La Crosse area resident Karla Eppler first heard news of a terrorist attack on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, she was in an ambulance.

Even after 25 years, Winona County emergency management director Ben Klinger still remembers hearing the sounds of alarms going off on the equipment used by firefighters involved in 9/11.

The Coulee Region will once again observe Labor Day, a holiday created to honor those who work hard to make life better for all of America. Labor Day also represents a celebration of the victories of workers in their fight…

Karuna’s surprise decision to shut down has left advocates and local officials wondering about the future of La Crosse’s homelessness services. While many details remain unclear, interviews with former staff and housing advocates point to several key takeaways.