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Stoughton cuts ties with Flock just 2 months after cameras were installed
Stoughton is now the seventh entity in Dane County to either cancel or back out of a contract with Flock in the last year amid public outcry.
Houston County ranks high for most cannabis licenses in Minnesota
Houston County ranks among the leading counties in the state for the number of licensed cannabis businesses per capita.
‘What’s changed?’: La Crosse council discusses city administrator
In less than a week, La Crosse will renew its public discussion over establishing a city administrator.
Ten local veterans honored with Quilts of Valor at Waterloo ceremony
Ten area veterans received special recognition during a Quilts of Valor ceremony Saturday at American Legion Post No. 138 in Waterloo.
Winona city council approves next step in public safety facility design process
Winona’s city council last week approved the next step toward a public safety facility.
‘Successfully rebellious’: Two-time Paralympian from La Crosse donates memorabilia
Two-time Paralympian Lisa 'Lia' Coryell donated three shadow boxes to the La Crosse Historical Society to honor her hometown community.
Temperatures remain high in River Valley Region this week
River Valley Region residents should prepare for the heat to continue this week.
The Way It Was: Tramway view from the top of Grandad Bluff, early 1900s
Capt. J.S. Bantam opened a quarry on the face of Grandad Bluff in 1869. It isn’t clear when he added the tramway, but by 1870 the La Crosse city directory already described a railroad “…now extending out from the city…
Madison announces Willy Street detour; businesses react to shutdown
A shrine to Corey Ruiz has grown, and activists have set objects as barricades to keep vehicles from using the 1200 and 1300 blocks of Williamson Street.
Northbound West Ave. traffic to be detoured for about six weeks
The northbound lanes of West Avenue will be closed at Market Street beginning Monday, July 27. A detour for traffic will be posted. Southbound traffic will be reduced to one lane from Division to Market Street. The lane closures and…
Traffic closures between Main and Sixth streets until Aug. 7
There will be partial closures for traffic going east on Main Street at Sixth Street South and going south on Sixth Street from State Street to King Street for pavement replacement related to the STP-Urban project from 2025. This closure…
‘Proud of the work’: Minnesota Marine Art Museum celebrates 20 years
Minnesota Marine Art Museum curator of collections and exhibitions Jon Swanson's work is all about preparing for the future.
From Daily News files: Minnesota Marine Art Museum prepares to open in 2006
See how The Daily News covered preparations for the grand opening of the Minnesota Marine Art Museum in July 2006.
Public input meeting set for new Winona skatepark design
People will have the chance to share their thoughts on the design of a planned new outdoor concrete skatepark during a public input meeting Tuesday hosted by Winona’s Parks and Recreation Department.
OneFest returns to Cadott July 31-Aug. 2
Christian music festival OneFest returns to the Chippewa Valley Music Festival Grounds in Cadott July 31 to Aug. 2.
Madison Public Market postpones today's planned grand opening
Market organizers gave no reason for the postponement, but it comes a day after a fatal police shooting just blocks away.
Emplify warns about rise in e-bike, e-scooter injuries
As e-bikes and similar devices become more common on roads, trails and neighborhood streets, health experts have begun urging riders to take the risks seriously.
Man dies in fall at Devil’s Lake State Park
The man fell more than 75 feet near the Devil’s Doorway area at the state park.
State offers grants up to $25,000 for hunting programs
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources giving out up to $75,000 in grant funding to hunting programs, hoping to bring in new hunters across the state.
