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ICE agents active in Winona twice in last week, police chief says
Immigration and Customs Enforcement visited the city of Winona twice in the last week.
‘You can only do so much’: County jailers strain to provide mental health care
For years, in reports and presentations made to the county board, the La Crosse County Jail has been described as the area’s de facto mental health facility.
Protect your home from severe cold weather
As severe cold weather is forecast to impact the River Valley Region this week, homeowners should take care to protect their homes.
Red Cross warns of nationwide blood shortage, urgently seeks donors
The American Red Cross is experiencing a severe, national blood shortage, as requests from hospitals exceed the available blood supply.
Wisconsin Association of Fairs recognizes Rusty Volk for dedication, service
The Wisconsin Association of Fairs has named Rusty Volk, past Northern Wisconsin State Fair Association executive director, the recipient of the 2025 Bob Williams Memorial Award, recognizing his outstanding dedication and leadership within the Wisconsin fair industry.
WAFER Food Pantry in La Crosse to close Friday due to severe cold weather
The WAFER Food Pantry will close due to severe weather, prioritizing the safety of guests, volunteers, and staff. The facility will be open on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and 4 to 7:30 p.m., and will reopen on…
One dead, another injured in early morning Hokah fire
One person dead and another injured in a devastating house fire in Hokah, Minn. Investigation underway by authorities.
Where to go in La Crosse during dangerously cold weather
Find out where to find shelters in La Crosse for warming up during extreme cold temperatures this week. Stay safe and warm in the Coulee Region.
Two injured after missing stop sign, crashing into tree in Trempealeau
A driver and passenger were injured in Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, after their car struck a tree while exiting U.S. Highway 35.
THE WAY IT WAS: The Sparta/La Crosse Cycling Club, Sparta, 1893
This photo shows a likely meet-up of the La Crosse and Sparta bicycle clubs on North Water Street in Sparta. The bicycle became increasingly popular in Wisconsin in the 1890s after the introduction of the “safety bicycle,” which meant the…
Free Holocaust lecture series at Viterbo University from Jan. 26 to March 2
Explore the history of antisemitism and the Holocaust in a free lecture series at Viterbo University. Gain insights into genocide and its relevance today.
John Zimbrick reshaped Madison-area vehicle dealerships by setting the bar high
John Zimbrick, whose automotive empire would eventually grow to about two dozen franchises, service centers and body shops, died Jan. 4. He was 99.
Emergency warming shelter will reopen Monday in La Crosse
La Crosse city officials are opening an emergency daytime snow shelter Monday as temperatures plummet to the negatives. Bus routes to the center provided, but no direct donations accepted at this time.
La Crosse’s volunteer river patrol wasn’t working on night of 2022 drowning, data shows
Operation: RiverWatch, a community program patrolling the Mississippi River, had no record of volunteers on the night a UW-La Crosse student died in 2022.
Extension offices in Chippewa, Dunn and Eau Claire counties launch e-newsletter
The UW–Madison Division of Extension offices in Chippewa, Dunn and Eau Claire counties are excited to share a new way to stay in the loop — the Tri-County Connection newsletter.
Trump threatens to use the Insurrection Act to end protests in Minneapolis
President Donald Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act and deploy troops to quell persistent protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in Minneapolis. Trump made the threat Thursday. A day earlier, a federal officer in the city shot…
‘When did getting sick become a choice?’: Paramedic worries about insurance costs
Coulee Region hospital workers say the expiration of pandemic-era Affordable Care Act subsidies have hit their patients hard.
La Crosse's Habitat for Humanity a top aluminum recycler
Habitat for Humanity of the Greater La Crosse Region, the national nonprofit's local branch, announced Tuesday it ranked fifth out of hundreds of nationwide Habitat affiliates in aluminum recycling.
Holmen and La Crosse firefighters double-team Medary garage fire
La Crosse Fire Department responds to second structure fire in 72 hours, containing a detached garage fire in Medary with assistance from Holmen Area Fire Department.
League of Women Voters chapter hosting events about school funding
The League of Women Voters-Greater Chippewa Valley chapter and the Wisconsin Public Education Network are hosting a three-part series to educate citizens on public-school funding and how they can help sustain quality public education in the Chippewa Valley.




