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UW-La Crosse grad student's research could help landfill
A UW-La Crosse graduate student's research could lead to a new way to reduce waste.
UW-L accepts grant to fund pedestrian safety efforts
In just three years, three people have been seriously injured and one person has died after being hit by a car near campus. University of Wisconsin-La Crosse officials said that needs to end.
Landlord seeks eviction, money for cleanup where Tony Robinson killed
As friends and family members of Tony Robinson wait for Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne's ruling on the fatal shooting, two friends of Robinson are facing eviction.
Man shot during confrontation with Eau Claire police
The Wisconsin Department of Justice – Division of Criminal Investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Eau Claire.
Al Franken urges David Letterman to run for US Senate
U.S. Sen. Al Franken has urged David Letterman to run for the U.S. Senate in the TV host's native state of Indiana.
Indianapolis ready to welcome Badgers fans
Before the Wisconsin Badgers Men’s Basketball Team left for the Final Four in Indianapolis Wednesday, fans attended a send-off rally at the Kohl Center in Madison.
2 injured in Monroe County motorcycle crash
Two people suffered head and back injuries from a motorcycle crash on Wednesday afternoon in the Town of Leon.
Car stolen with toddler inside
Milwaukee police say a 1-year-old child is safe after a car thief stole a vehicle with the toddler still inside.
Wisconsin lawmakers to hold hearing on ride-hailing rules
A legislative committee is set to hold a public hearing on a bill that would impose regulations on Internet-based ride-hailing companies.
Fitzgerald's arena financing plan would use lands board loan
A plan is gaining traction to tap the state public lands board for a loan to help finance a new Milwaukee Bucks arena.
Hamiltons urge Starbucks CEO to continue race dialogue
The family of a Milwaukee man killed by a police officer is urging the CEO of Starbucks to continue the corporation's efforts to spark discussions about racial inequality.
Woman charged with trying to strangle party goer
A Mount Pleasant woman is accused of beating and strangling another female at a birthday party.
Two area students complete Chamber of Commerce ambassador program
Two Black River Falls High School juniors have completed the 2014-15 Black River Area Chamber of Commerce Junior Ambassador program.
6 firefighters treated at Trempealeau County fire
Six firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation/heat exhaustion at the scene of a fire in the Town of Trempealeau on Wednesday night.
Child Abuse Prevention Month begins in La Crosse
La Crosse Mayor Tim Kabat is proclaiming April Child Abuse Prevention month.
Chart lays off 50 additional La Crosse workers
Chart Industries is laying off 50 workers after laying off 55 others at the end of last year.
When is an online post illegal and when is it free speech?
While experts said there are extremely gray areas when it comes to determining if speech is illegal, there are ways to do it on a case by case basis.
Crews fight grass fire, strong wind gusts in Monroe County
The Sparta Area Fire District responded to a grass fire near Dallas Avenue and Highway 27 just north of Sparta Wednesday afternoon.
Rancher's Eggs- Mayo Clinic
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Rancher's eggs
Chinese Fried Rice- Mayo Clinic
Recipe: Chinese fried rice