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Four of La Crosse’s most treasured buildings — including city hall, a fire station and the city’s only synagogue — have been designated as historic sites.

Steve Cahalan was one of the most trusted business journalists in the Coulee Region until his passing in 2025 at age 73

A 53-year-old Galesville woman, who was a passenger on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, was left with life-threatening injuries after a crash Saturday in Fillmore County.

Several rounds of potentially damaging storms with the threat of tornadoes are possible Wednesday in the River Valley Region.

In the United States, between 1% to 4% of children have some kind of food allergy — which, although apparently a small number, accounts for hundreds of thousands of kids.

Johnson died unexpectedly Sunday night, according to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Dane County.

After three weeks in the Stark family home, Finn can sit on command, begs for and scarfs down treats, runs circles around the backyard, and snuggles his adopted family.

A power outage affected thousands of Xcel Energy customers in La Crosse on Monday morning. Power restored by 11 a.m.

Members of a 240,000-acre wildlife refuge are inviting La Crosse area residents to learn a little about the bees, butterflies and birds that keep local habitats thriving.

A new outdoor recreation opportunity has arrived at Lake Hallie just in time to soak in the summer season. Self-service kayak rentals are now available at the Lake Hallie Boat Launch, located at 13136 30th Ave., Chippewa Falls. These rentals…

Winona’s public pool will open later than expected this year.

If you’re a nicotine or tobacco user, quitting is the best thing you can do to improve your overall health, but if you’ve tried doing so, you know how difficult it can be. However, you can be successful kicking the…

For most parents, in an age when technology is everywhere, their goal is to limit the amount of time their children spend looking at screens. And while that can be difficult for plugged-in kids, one thing parents can do to…

A year into Shawna Nelson’s tenure as CEO, the nation’s largest organic farmer cooperative seems to be finding its footing.

The man had been attempting to walk across what appeared to be solid ground in order to access a fishing location, but turned out to be deep mud.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is now accepting applications for its educational deer hunting workshops in the Sandhill Wildlife Area in Babcock.

The 65th annual Das Beste! Oktoberfest in La Crosse's signature button was unveiled at the 2026 Forks and Corks dinner.

Winona County sent notices to residents in mid-May whose data may have been compromised in a January cyberattack, the first of two incidents that affected county systems.