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Menomonie Area Soccer to host meeting for travel soccer registration
Menomonie Area Soccer opened registration for spring travel soccer season on Jan. 1. Travel soccer is for players with previous soccer experience, but not required, and birth years between 2011-2017. An informational meeting will be held on Sunday, Jan. 11,…
THE WAY IT WAS: La Crosse Rubber Mills, 1951
In the 1940s, factories worldwide underwent modernization, not just in machinery but also in production processes. The La Crosse Rubber Mills hired industrial engineers to study the factory floor by timing employees with a stopwatch and testing different approaches to…
Oktoberfest USA button design contest underway
Join the 2026 Oktoberfest USA Button Design Contest! Submit your original artwork and be part of the 65th celebration in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Flu, other viruses on the rise in Wisconsin
As of late December, flu rates were considered moderate and rising by the state Department of Health Services. The rates of COVID and RSV, however, remain low, but are also on the rise.
Top baby names identified as Gundersen has record number of births in 2025
Emplify Health by Gundersen welcomed 1,929 babies in 2025 — a new record.
Madison-area gas prices still holiday-friendly for travelers
If you're going to hit the road, the news is still good.
Pepin County man in custody after Christmas burglaries in Dunn County
William E. Ziemer, 61, was taken into custody for a string of burglaries in Dunn County over Christmas after a traffic stop revealed property believed to be associated with the burglaries in his vehicle.
Baby Angel's mother identified, charged with infant's death biggest story of 2025
The Winona Daily News' top story of 2025 was the major breakthrough prosecutors had on the death investigation of Baby Angel, found dead in 2011.
These were the most read stories in Madison in 2025
From Badgers football to restaurant closings, there was plenty of news in the Madison area in 2025.
Destruction of Black Horse Bar and Grill one of Winona's top 2025 stories
Coming to the top of Winona's stories for 2025, looking back at prolific deaths like Bob Kierlin and Jason Gruett, the Diocese closing Winona churches and a major bar fire with plans to rebuild.
WIAA rejects Viroqua's application to switch to Southwest Conference; district to appeal case Jan. 15
Viroqua's application to switch to the Southwest Conference was denied by the WIAA Conference Realignment Task Force, citing the benefits to Viroqua were not substantial enough to offset the hardships it would cause the Coulee Conference.
Madison's top baby names of 2025 are a little colorful
Many of the top baby names are popular choices seen at Madison hospitals in previous years.
Learn ice fishing with experts at Winona Kid's Ice Fishing Event
The annual Kid's Ice Fishing Event will be from 10 a.m. to noon Jan. 10 at the McNally Boat Landing in Winona, Minnesota.
Pair of crashes involving Chippewa County snow plows leads officials to issue winter driving reminder
A pair of traffic crashes involving snow plows has Chippewa County Highway Department officials reminding drivers to be aware of winter driving conditions.
Elba shooting, Holmen murder and Miller's political exit make Winona top 2025 stories
A shooting in Elba, a Winona man arrested for the murder of an ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend in Holmen and Jeremy Miller's exit from politics make up some of Winona's top stories in 2025.
CPKC Holiday Train raises record amount in 2025
Attendance is free, but guests are encouraged to bring donations, which are given to local food pantries.
Resignation of entire Arcadia police force opens Winona's top stories of 2025
Kicking off the Daily News' top stories of 2025, take a look back at the entire Arcadia police force resigning, Winona's changing building landscape and the arrest of WSU's tennis coach.
‘Motivated by success’: What's ahead for Pathways Home plan in 2026
Two years into its plan to functionally end homelessness in La Crosse County, the Pathways Home team is pleased with its progress.
Have you been affected by the insurance premium spike? Tell us about it.
The Tribune is looking for River Valley residents who have been affected by the expected spike in Medicare and Medicaid premiums.
One injured in rural Westby single-vehicle crash
Vernon County Sheriff's Office reported one victim injured following a single-vehicle crash in rural Westby on Monday. Investigation ongoing, with more updates expected later Tuesday.




