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Myrick Park lead levels are the focus of research
The environmental impacts of trap shooting at Myrick Park in La Crosse nearly a century ago are the focus of a study.
Walker proposes an extra $19 million for rural schools
Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed plan would help fund transportation, internet access, and bring in additional money to schools through what's called "Sparsity Aid."
Educators: Open enrollment allows families to find perfect school
Wisconsin schools are now open for business as open enrollment begins throughout the state.
Drugs, drug paraphernalia recovered from Black River Falls apartment
After executing a search warrant, Black River Falls police recovered marijuana, a small amount of what is believe to be heroin, and drug paraphernalia from an apartment on Main Street on Frida at about 7:35 p.m.
Spring Green man charged with having sex with teen in park
A Spring Green man has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a 17-year-old girl over the summer, according to a release.
Money stolen from Black River Falls restaurant during burglary
Someone stole money after breaking into the Sunrise Restaurant at 710 Water Street in Black River Falls sometime between 11:30 p.m. on January 28 and 6:40 a.m. on January 29.
Ashley Furniture in Arcadia faces $1.76M OSHA fine
Ashley Furniture is facing a $1.76 million fine from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) after the safety organization reported more than 1,000 work-related injuries in the past three years.
Trial set for Iowa woman accused of twin killings in 1983
The trial of an Iowa woman accused of killing her husband and his girlfriend more than 30 years ago is scheduled to begin Monday in Waterloo.
Boat landing in Winona to close temporarily
The McNally Boat Landing on Prairie Island Road in Winona will be closed from 12 p.m. on Friday, February 6 through Saturday, February 7 at 5 p.m.
Woman struck 2 weeks ago has died
A woman who was struck while crossing a street in Bloomington two weeks ago has died of her injuries.
La Crosse police to host 2015 Citizen Police Academy
The La Crosse Police Department will host its Citizen Police Academy on Tuesdays beginning March 10 through May 12.
Bobby Vee music archive goes digital with sons' project
The sons of former teen idol Bobby Vee are working to digitally archive his musical legacy before it's lost.
Wisconsin treasurer axes staff, wants to eliminate office
Wisconsin's new treasurer has gotten rid of his staff and says he'll donate part of his salary as state Republicans continue to try to eliminate the office.
Judge orders board to post campaign finance decisions
A federal judge has ordered state officials to post links to decisions striking down large swaths of Wisconsin's campaign finance laws on its website.
Ice fisherman rescued in whiteout conditions
A fisherman who lost his way in whiteout conditions on Lake Mendota is rescued.
Medical examiner says man found dead after shoveling snow
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office says a 64-year-old Shorewood man has been found dead after shoveling snow.
Boy rescued after falling through ice in Minocqua
Authorities rescued a boy who fell through the ice in Minocqua.
Jimmy the Groundhog's forecast debated
There's disagreement over the forecast issued by Jimmy the Groundhog in Sun Prairie Monday morning.
Super Bowl boosts business in La Crosse
While many local business owners and store managers happen to be Packer fans, they said no matter who is playing the game is exciting for business.
Applications for parklets are now being accepted in La Crosse
Parklets may soon be coming to downtown La Crosse.
