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Columbus' historic ships Nina and Pinta give visitors a look at history
WINONA, Minn. — A nod to the history of world exploration arrived at Levee Park in Winona this week, when hand-made replicas of Christopher Columbus' ships the Niña and Pinta docked and set up for a week of tours and…
Traffic fatalities rise sharply in Minnesota; pedestrian deaths double
ST. PAUL — Traffic fatalities in Minnesota were up 14 percent last year over 2014, according to data released Thursday by the Department of Public Safety.
Verizon store robbed in Tomah
Tomah police are investigating a Thursday morning armed robbery at the BeMobile Verizon Premium Wireless store.
Amid recent tragedy in Minnesota, can you spot the drowning child? Watch this video and learn the signs
It's been a deadly week at Minnesota pools and lakes — at least four people have drowned across the state.
GRSF opens 'Georama,' the story of Mississippi River artist
WINONA, Minn. -- John Banvard isn't a footnote. He's more of a phoenix.
Minnesota Orchestra's free outdoor concert tonight in Winona
WINONA, Minn. — The Minnesota Orchestra, led by assistant conductor Roderick Cox, will present a free outdoor pops concert at Lake Park on Thursday, June 30, as part of the Minnesota Beethoven Festival’s 10th-anniversary season.
Ladies for Life Tea July 17 at Blessed Sacrament
The La Crosse Life League will hold its annual Ladies for Life Tea from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, July 17, at Blessed Sacrament Parish Hall, 130 Losey Blvd. S.
Government offices closed Monday
Many government offices and businesses in La Crosse will be closed Monday for the Fourth of July holiday:
Roundabout going in at dangerous Cashton intersection
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation will begin constructing a roundabout next month at the intersection of Hwys. 27 and 33 in the town of Portland, just west of the village limits of Cashton.
Gripping personal tale shatters myth that homeless choose lifestyle
People who insist, as some do, that homeless people choose the nomadic lifestyle might consider Jessica Luhman’s plight.
Billings appointed to legislative study panel on recidivism
MADISON—The Wisconsin Legislature’s Joint Legislative Council recently appointed Rep. Jill Billings, D-La Crosse, to serve on the Study Committee on Reducing Recidivism and Removing Impediments to Ex-Offender Employment.
Update: All lanes open on Interstate 90
All lanes are open after the authorities dealt with a crash at the 2.5-mile marker of westbound Interstate 90.
Mississippi Valley Conservancy protects Westby farm
WESTBY, Wis. — More than 140 acres of farmland will be protected under a new agreement with the Mississippi Valley Conservancy.
Trial set to continue in July for man indicted in Winona murder
WINONA — One of the two men facing murder charges in an October 2015 homicide in Winona will head to trial in July.
Christian Chapel kids get dirty for International Mud Day
ONALASKA — On Wednesday, playing in the mud wasn’t just allowed. It was encouraged.
Western plans sales management information sessions
Western Technical College’s Business Division will host information sessions for the Sales Management program.
Riverfront to graduate seven more from CORE program
A new Riverfront Inc. program continues to provide graduates with valuable workplace and social skills.
Police: La Crosse man responsible for stabbing
LA CRESCENT, Minn. — A 27-year-old La Crosse man repeatedly stabbed a 23-year-old Bangor woman, a 3-year-old child and a dog Tuesday afternoon in a car before stabbing himself, according to La Crescent police.
Logan students raise $7,000 for classmate battling lymphoma
Students at Logan High School raised $7,000 for a classmate battling Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
Area women fare well at Miss Wisconsin
OSHKOSH, Wis. — When Miss Green Bay Area Courtney Pelot, 22, of Manitowoc was named Miss Wisconsin 2016 at Oshkosh West High School last weekend, two contestants with La Crosse ties were right behind her.




