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Spring forward: Daylight saving time returning this weekend
A sure sign that spring's on the horizon: One hour less shut-eye tonight no matter when you turn out the lights.
Wisconsin unions shift strategy in wake of right to work
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who built his reputation on limiting the power of public-sector unions four years ago, plans to quickly sign a right-to-work bill after the Assembly pass…
Globe University exposes high school students to career fields
For Ryan Boerger, there is a distinct need in the La Crosse restaurant community for a new gyro and beer joint.
Humane society's public fostering program saves more lives
ONALASKA — The Coulee Region Humane Society’s opening of its foster care program to the public is moving the society toward its goal of saving more little critters’ lives.
Things That Matter: 'Humphreys’ Specifics'
If you stopped in a La Crosse drug store around the turn of the century, you might have found a medicine cabinet filled with “Humphreys’ Specifics” — little white pills and vials promising you…
Colleagues look to honor Dick Trickle
Nearly two years after he took his own life, former colleagues, friends and family members of Dick Trickle are hoping to memorialize the legendary race car driver in his hometown of Rudolph, Wis.
Bobbie Wilson: Thanks for help with dance benefit
Thanks for help with dance
Jim Allman: LCT offered experience of a lifetime
An experience of a lifetime
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
Grant Porath, 52, of 919 St Cloud St., No. 10, was charged Friday with two counts of felony bail jumping. Porath removed his ankle monitoring bracelet on Wednesday and failed to appear for co…
Fund established for Holmen homicide victim
A fund has been established to offset funeral expenses and support the children of a Holmen woman killed early this week.
Bill Lueders: Law against political falsehoods sets high bar for prosecution
MADISON — Dan Robinson is not claiming that a false statement made about him in a mailing to voters last fall cost him the election. But still, he thinks it was possibly a crime.
Holmen event offers choirs at their peaks
Holmen High School’s Gathering of the Stars show choir competition offers a chance to see song-and-dance groups from four states, choirs whose shows have been polished and sharpened through tw…
At the pumps on Thursday, March 5, 2015
Prices Thursday for a gallon of regular gas:
Update: Assembly right-to-work session lurches toward dawn
MADISON — Minority Democrats pushed debate on a Republican right-to-work bill in the state Assembly into the morning hours Friday, mounting a last-ditch attempt to delay a vote that almost cer…
BNSF train with Bakken crude derails near Galena
GALENA, Ill. — A freight train loaded with crude oil derailed in northern Illinois, bursting into flames and prompting officials to suggest that everyone with 1 mile evacuate, authorities said.
Retailers challenge city assessments
Three national retailers and a local woman are contesting their 2014 tax assessments, claiming the city’s figures are off by millions of dollars and seeking refunds that total more than $340,000.
Middle schoolers pledge themselves to Rachel's Challenge
When she was in middle school, Keyona Williams was picked on and bullied.
La Crosse Community Foundation awards $143,985 in grants
The La Crosse Community Foundation General Fund awarded $143,985 in grants for the first quarter. Agencies receiving funds after the competitive application process are:
Polar Plunge set for Saturday at Pettibone
The air may be balmy on Saturday, with temperatures forecast near 40 degrees, but the water will still be frigid at Pettibone Beach for the annual Polar Plunge.
UW-L students collecting donations for childhood cancer research
Last year, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse’s St. Baldrick’s event raised $30,000 for childhood cancer research after more than 100 people turned out to have their heads shaved. This year…




