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New program for area families struggling with substance abuse
Heroin & Illicit Drugs Task Force members learn about new Gundersen Health System program
Solar garden coming to La Crosse Co.
La Crosse County is soon to be home to a solar garden.
Third party candidate to challenge Shilling, Kapanke for 32nd Senate seat
Chip DeNure has filed papers with the Government Accountability Board to run as an independent against State Senator Jennifer Shilling and Republican Dan Kapanke.
Another round of layoffs at Chart Industries in La Crosse
It's the sixth time Chart has announced layoffs in the past 15 months.
Area workers celebrate ‘Worker's Memorial Day’
Numbers from the AFL-CIO show 150 workers in the U..S die each day from hazardous working conditions.
La Crosse parking ramps to have 3-hour parking limit
The first three hours are still free to park in downtown La Crosse ramps. After that though, you're parking at your own risk.
News 8 Investigates: What's in the Water?
Contaminated drinking water in places like Flint, Michigan has sickened hundreds and caused an estimated 8,000 children to be exposed to lead, which can cause significant learning delays in children.
Community welcomes new Organic Valley office building in Cashton
Hundreds of locals turned out for Thursday’s grand opening of Organic Valley's new office building near their distribution center in Cashton.
Walker starts looking for Prosser replacement on high court
Gov. Scott Walker has started searching for someone to finish out most of Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser's term.
New Wisconsin bureau to handle officer-involved deaths
Wisconsin's Department of Justice is creating a new bureau to handle officer-involved deaths and other sensitive investigations.
Texas man in Iowa to face lottery jackpot fraud charges
A Texas man accused of helping a lottery computer manager in Iowa collect jackpots from rigged lottery games has given up an extradition fight to face charges in Iowa.
Data: Black students struggled to graduate in 4 years
New state statistics show less than two-thirds of black students in the class of 2015 graduated from Wisconsin high schools within four years.
Man chases tractor involved in Highway 14 crash
What was first believed to be a hit-and-run crash ended in a civilian car chase unlike any you’ve likely heard of before.
Lake Express ferry begins 13th season on Lake Michigan
The ferry connecting Wisconsin and Michigan has received an overhaul in anticipation of its 13th season.
Child diagnosed with Elizabethkingia in Wisconsin
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin says one of its patients has been diagnosed with the bloodstream infection Elizabethkingia.
Police seize 35 firearms, thousands of rounds of ammo from Dodge County home
Law enforcement officers seized 35 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition during a search of a Dodge County home Wednesday morning, Dodge County officials said.
Snakes, other animals seized from Milwaukee-area home
Authorities say at least a half-dozen snakes and other animals were seized from a Milwaukee-area home after a snake bit the animal's owner.
36th Annual Geranium Sale Underway
Members of the Franciscan Healthcare Auxiliary are holding their 36th annual geranium sale.
Organ Donation: the gift of life
A teen grateful for her dad's life-saving organ transplant tracks down the identity of his donor, and it leads her to Holmen.
Police train ride-along reminds public of rail safety
Police rode along on a Canadian Pacific locomotive Wednesday in hopes of reminding the community how to be safe around tracks.