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Storms down trees, fireworks tent in Onalaska; tornado spotted in Wabasha County
A storm system with 70 mph winds embedded with small tornadoes moved across the Coulee Region Tuesday night, downing trees and power lines and damaging a few buildings.
La Crosse Rubber Mills Co. project loan request delayed
A La Crosse development company’s request for $500,000 in tax incremental district funding was delayed Thursday and a contract to hire a consultant for the Hwy. 53 gateway into La Crosse was approved by a city committee.
Jerome Christenson: Exploding at things that go boom in the night
WINONA, Minn. — Okay, call me a curmudgeon.
Floodplain relief coming to La Crosse this fall
City officials moved forward Tuesday with a program, slated to get going in the fall, to help La Crosse property owners raise their homes out of the floodplain.
New law lets people take action to rescue children, animals from hot cars
Kathy KasaKaitas wants people to know their cars are not dog sitters. The Coulee Region Humane Society animal control officer takes three to six calls every day in the summer regarding dogs left in vehicles.
Parenting Place offers program on co-parenting
When it comes to helping divorced parents communicate, Kristi Strelow has the IDEAL solution.
Red Cross hosts local blood drives
The American Red Cross is hosting local blood drives in July. All blood types are needed. Donors must be 17 or older, weigh at least 110 pounds, and provide a driver's license or two forms of ID.
Walker launches broadband initiative as demonstrators deride it as 'feel-good bill'
VIROQUA — Gov. Scott Walker and about 50 demonstrators played an impromptu game of hide-and-seek when the Republican governor stopped in Viroqua for a press conference where he officially launched the state’s Broadband Forward Community Certification Program.
DNR releases frac sand analysis to immediate criticism from environmental group
Wisconsin’s pollution control agency released a draft Tuesday of a comprehensive study of sand mining to swift criticism from environmentalists who say it relies too heavily on industry-funded air quality data.
Man charged with arson of Trempealeau church
Criminal charges filed Tuesday accuse a Trempealeau man of trying to set fire to a village church early Sunday while the pastor was asleep in his attached residence.
Aquinas student recognized as 2016 Honor Staff Cadet
United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps Cadet Petty Officer 3rd Class Elissa Nott of Aquinas High School is a 2016 Honor Staff Cadet.
Hard landing for Winona County daredevils who attempted to jump pickup over trailer
WINONA, Minn. — Evel Knievel must be shaking his head.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felony cases
Stephanie Mroch, 32, of 1414 Bainbridge St., was charged Tuesday with possession of meth, obstructing an officer and misdemeanor bail jumping. Mroch lied to police about her name on Monday and had 1 gram of meth, according to the complaint.Michael…
Man accused in La Crescent stabbing will return to Minnesota
An Ettrick man will return to Minnesota to face charges that accuse him of repeatedly stabbing a woman, a toddler and a dog in La Crescent.
Hard landing for Winona County daredevils who attempted to jump pickup over trailer (copy)
Evel Knievel must be shaking his head.
River Steel looking at selling West Salem plant
WEST SALEM — The mining economy isn't where River Steel Owner Tim Brennan hoped it would be when he expanded his company nine years ago.
Woman hits raccoon with motorcycle, suffers serious injuries in Trempealeau County
A woman suffered serious injuries after she struck a raccoon with her motorcycle Monday night in Trempealeau County.
Fillmore County man escapes from jail Tuesday morning; authorities on the hunt
A man escaped from the Fillmore County Jail Tuesday morning, and area authorities are working to capture him.
One person killed in Monroe County crash
One person died and two were injured after a two-vehicle crash Monday in the Monroe County town of Little Falls.
Author Springer to sign children's book
Local author Mary Beth Springer will host a book signing event from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday at the La Crosse Public Library, 800 Main St.




