La Crosse Tribune Local News

The spring mission will be known as the “Pat Stephens Memorial Flight,” honoring the hub’s former president and longtime board member. Stephens was a community fixture who passed away unexpectedly in early February as planning for this year’s flights was…

Funds are starting to roll in quickly from the sale of cannabis in Minnesota as more licenses are issued each month.

The city of La Crosse, known throughout the state for its high concentration of bars, might soon be out of liquor licenses.

Chippewa Valley Technical College will again offer the Learn Grow Lead conference where administrative and business professionals come together to sharpen their skills, boost productivity, and leave with practical tools to transform their workplace.

U.S. and Iraqi officials said Shelly Renee Kittleson had also been warned of threats against her in the days before her abduction.

A recent hands-on learning experience at Chippewa Valley Technical College gave rural high school students a closer look at healthcare careers and a chance to picture themselves in one.

The City of La Crosse will begin a one-time pass to collect remaining curbside leaves on Monday, April 13. To ensure leaves are collected, rake them into a clearly visible pile following the guidelines below. Crews will start on the…

River Valley region residents now have one less option for affordable food.

For Bill Cowden, aviation wasn’t just a career choice, but a way of life. Since he was a young boy, Bill had always dreamed of being a pilot. Through diligence and perseverance, he nurtured that goal into a 25-year-long aviation…

The Holmen Knights of Columbus are hosting a “March to the Cross” fundraiser Saturday, April 18, to assist the Freedom Honor Flight as a gesture of thanks to those who have served the nation. The flight takes area veterans to…

Between January 1, 2012 to July 24, 2017, the Consumer Product Safety Commission reported there were 25,000 incidents of lithium-ion batteries overheating or creating fire hazards involving more than 400 consumer products.

As warmer weather approaches, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is reminding the public that wild animals and their young will be on the move across the state.

The Winona Police Department is asking for the public’s help to find a 72-year-old woman last seen March 15.

Fire crews were sent to the 2400 block Independence Lane early Saturday after a resident heard a popping sound and saw smoke from a small rechargeable appliance.

Five months after a developer backed out of mixed-use projects on the River Point District’s north side, the abandoned lots have been slated to host 73 townhomes.

As legalized cannabis brings a whole new industry to Minnesota, it also might bring new health benefits and risks.

The city just released its ideas for the future of River Point Park.

When Prohibition was repealed in 1933, the Stoddard Hotel happened to be just finishing up a renovation project. It reopened in 1935, debuting a new cocktail lounge called the Wisconsin Room. The 30-foot Art Moderne bar pictured here was the…