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It takes a lot to survive cancer, but for one La Crosse woman her battle with cancer was just the beginning.

Local emergency personnel is answering whether the community is prepared for a tragedy by putting their skills to the test with a mass casualty crisis drill Tuesday.

A new national study on driving ranks Wisconsin as one worst states to drive.

With another mass shooting dominating headlines this week you may be wondering how to explain things like terrorism or national tragedies to your kids.

A woman arrested for an OWI in La Crosse in April is back behind bars for a repeat offense.

A local franchise of a popular buffet chain closed suddenly Tuesday.

Wisconsin is near the bottom of a ranking showing the best and worst states for driving.

Event officials say a record number of visitors attended PrideFest Milwaukee over the weekend.

A Dane County Jail inmate accused of trying to arrange to have a Madison police officer killed has been formally charged.

A trial has begun for a man accused of killing an 18-year-old Wisconsin woman in 1990.

Emergency officials at Gundersen Health System are going the extra mile for Tuesday's all-city disaster drill.

The streets will be closed while crews do sewer and storm utility work.

It's full steam ahead for Onalaska's 'Great River Landing Project.'

The city of Onalaska could have a new city administrator by the end of the summer.

More than 100 of people from all over the world are getting a lesson in clowning around this week at Viterbo University.

Body cameras are now being used by the La Crosse police.

Sunday's mass shooting in Orlando highlights the importance of medical centers being able to handle high volumes of patients in a crisis situation.

Gov. Scott Walker is in Mexico on a trade mission.

The Legislature's budget committee has approved $250,000 to educate the public about Wisconsin's voter photo identification requirement.

A La Crosse man was arrested after setting a car on fire in response to a domestic dispute.