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A residential fire in Two Rivers has killed one person.

Four La Crosse business owners will be featured in an upcoming reality show.

The La Crosse Sustainability Commission presented its 2015 report to the city's planning department Tuesday night.

The Republican National Convention begins Monday.

A popular upcoming festival in La Crosse receives a grant from the Wisconsin Department of Tourism Wednesday.

A bill named after a veteran who passed away while under VA care is making progress through the Senate Wednesday.

The Holmen Area Fire Department has gone months without a chief after their former chief resigned amid allegations of mismanagement. Its board has now chosen its new chief, and he's no stranger to the area.

A new local partnership is teaching kids how to properly take care of dogs.

A judge says a Minnesota law firm may have "potentially relevant" information for determining who should inherit Prince's estate.

Don't look for incumbent Sen. Ron Johnson at the Republican National Convention next week in Cleveland. He's skipping the event, just as his Democratic challenger Russ Feingold is not attending his party's national convention the following week in Philadelphia.

A third Republican from Wisconsin has withdrawn as a delegate to the national convention that's slated to begin on Monday in Cleveland.

A Boscobel woman accused of causing the death of a 3-month-old baby at her home Saturday admitted she lied about the baby's father shaking the girl.

Another drug investigation of three homes Tuesday led to the recovery of heroin and guns.

Figures in the latest Marquette Law School poll released Wednesday show the race for president may be tightening slightly.

Vernon County Police have reported a one vehicle crash fatality.

The state Supreme Court says judges can rely on a risk assessment test that considers gender when sentencing offenders.

Bailiffs in Trempealeau County are armed at all times when they're in the courthouse.

Authorities say they saw 19-year-old John Michael Humm trying to set fire to St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church in Trempealeau on July 3rd.

A nice summer day naturally draws a crowd to Riverside Park, but now there’s more to it than meets the eye. A new cellphone app has brought hundreds of La Crosse-area gamers outside to play in the real world.

Many continue to voice their support for law enforcement following last week's shooting in Dallas that left five officers dead.