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School District of Onalaska Superintendent Fran Finco said a car ran a stop sign at the intersection of Riders Club Road and East Avenue at about 3 p.m.

Police say someone who attempted to steal a truck parked outside a Des Moines home instead took a bag of dog poop.

Authorities need your help in finding a home invasion suspect that allegedly stabbed a resident before running away.

A Madison man is charged with trying to travel to either Iraq or Syria to join ISIL.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson has filed a federal lawsuit to try to ensure she is not removed from her post.

Police are investigating the theft of about $70,000 worth of bull semen from a farm in southern Minnesota.

Wisconsin Democrats are calling for change over state's proposed budget.

Demolition of the Braund Lumber building on Highway 35 in Onalaska was completed on Wednesday.

The cost of the Well No. 9 project is expected to be less than $3 million, which is 10 percent less than originally expected.

A record number of Wisconsin school districts are turning to referendums to fund their budgets including several in our area.

It has been a bumpy transition but the city of La Crosse is confident they can find a solution to their ongoing parking ramp problems.

Samples of hard alcohol will soon be offered at liquor and grocery stores in Wisconsin under a bill Gov. Scott Walker has signed into law.

Losey Blvd. will be closed between La Crosse Street to Ward Avenue on Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Vernon County Crime Stoppers and the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office said the burglaries happened between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. in the area of Mound Ridge Rd/Cedar Lane.

A driver who left the scene of a hit-and-run in Tomah was cited by the Wisconsin State Patrol Tuesday.

Mason City's city council has postponed action on a proposed ordinance that would allow police to impound vehicles for any one of 10 violations, including certain misdemeanors.

Investigators say they found over two dozen animals while searching a mobile home in eastern Iowa for clues in connection with an armed bank robbery.

Fisheries managers have imposed the tightest restrictions yet for the upcoming season on Mille Lacs Lake, allowing anglers to keep only one walleye instead of two.

For more than 60 years, Xcel Energy's Burnsville plant has received shipments of coal to generate electricity.

The Guthrie Theater will say goodbye to longtime leader Joe Dowling with a gala tribute on June 6.