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Croninger, Lueck run for Monroe County district attorney
SPARTA — A two-way Republican primary will determine who will be the Monroe County district attorney.
La Crosse reservoir incident left 30 homes without water
It was about 6:40 p.m. on a Saturday when utility manager Mark Johnson received the alarm that La Crosse’s water reservoir — and subsequently water pressure — was too low for comfort.
FSC offers indoor labyrinth walk for peace
In response to incidences of violence, injustice, anger and self-interest, the Franciscan Spirituality Center will offer the Labyrinth Walk for Peace on Wednesday, Aug. 10.
Journey Home may come to the Coulee Region
A Twin Cities nonprofit could soon be added to the list of organizations serving veterans in need in Southeast Minnesota and Coulee Region.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felony cases
The following people appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:
Feds to update Refuge plan
Federal wildlife officials have released proposed updates to policies governing more than a dozen recreational activities on the Upper Mississippi River and surrounding refuge lands.
Drug suspect nabbed again for bringing paraphernalia to courthouse
A man recently freed on bond in a pending drug case landed in more trouble Thursday when he was caught bringing drug pipes into the La Crosse County courthouse.
Prosecutor: La Crosse man set car ablaze over debt
A La Crosse man is accused of setting fire to a car because his ex-girlfriend owed him money.
Powerful storm downs tree, cuts power
More than 2,750 Xcel Energy customers lost power Thursday afternoon when a storm packing winds of 40 to 50 mph struck La Crosse County.
YMCA kid's marathon
For the sixth year, local children are invited to lace up their sneakers and take to the pavement for the YMCA Kids Marathon, sponsored by Bronson Chiropractic. Throughout the eight week program, kids ages 3 to 13 will learn about…
Medinger to hold office hours for Baldwin
BANGOR -- U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin’s regional representative, John Medinger, will hold office hours from 1 to 2 p.m. Aug. 15 at Bangor Village Hall, 100 N. 17th St.
Ben Bromley: Cheese theft becoming a cottage industry
Once again, Wisconsin dairy producers have been reminded it’s not easy being cheesy. They’ve been victimized by a string of cheese crimes. This situation is not gouda. It’s enough to leave us feeling bleu.
At the Pumps on Thursday, Aug. 4, 2016
Prices on Friday for a gallon of regular gas:
La Crosse School District, Go Riteway dedicated to smooth start this school year
Go Riteway Transportation Group and La Crosse School District officials hope a conservative approach and a focus on service will prevent a repeat of last year's busing woes.
OWI suspect: 'If I run away will you guys shoot me?'
A drunken driving suspect who attempted to avoid arrest checked first to see whether he’d be shot.
Voter ID law in place for Tuesday primary
Despite recent court rulings, Wisconsin voters will need a photo ID to take part in Tuesday’s primary election.
Strong storm knock out power, down trees across region
About 2,275 Xcel Energy customers in La Crosse County are without power Thursday afternoon as a strong thunderstorm hit the region.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
The following people appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:
Paralyzed, retired veteran gets a helping hand
WEST SALEM -- A little light rain didn’t discourage members of a WisCorp crew working at a home in West Salem last week.
Waiters forgoes initial plea in drive-by shooting
Ricky Darnell Waiters, the man accused of opening fire outside a west-end bar the morning of July 27, was back in court Thursday.




