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Music from the La Crosse School District’s Confluence area youth group will sound better and Logan High School students will get new physical education equipment thanks to a generous grant from the Oktoberfest parade marshals.

Burns Park is one of the longest-running public spaces in the city. It was platted as a public square in 1852 — five years before La Crosse was even incorporated. This square was largely used as a cow pasture in…

One-vehicle crash near Black River Falls claims the life of a passenger during weekend snow storm. Driver injured, investigation ongoing.

It’s no surprise that Nicole Bateson will graduate from Chippewa Valley Technical College this month as a registered nurse. For the better part of a year, she has been the primary support person for a family member who is struggling…

It’s no surprise that Nicole Bateson will graduate from Chippewa Valley Technical College this month as a registered nurse. For the better part of a year, she has been the primary support person for a family member who is struggling…

Support Winona Volunteer Services' food shelf during the 10 Days of Giving event. Find out the various ways you can contribute and make a difference.

Celebrate the season of giving in Winona with 10 Days of Giving. Support the local food shelf through fundraising events and donations.

The recall applies to Woodman’s stores in Wisconsin and Illinois.

Two individuals, including a Winona man, were injured in a crash near Dakota. The accident involved a van and a semi on a wet highway.

Chippewa Valley Technical College (CVTC) and the University of Wisconsin-Stout have signed new articulation agreements that create transfer pathways for students in seven CVTC programs to pursue bachelor's degrees at UW-Stout.

Rotary Lights return to La Crosse this Friday. The beloved holiday tradition brings millions of lights, a parade, and family-friendly activities.

Gundersen Medical Foundation raises almost $5 million for its behavioral health unit, EmPATH, set to open in early 2026, providing specialized care for mental health crises.

When high school football began to evolve in the early 1900s, the Chippewa Valley was a hotbed of talent.

For Kaarina and Juliana Dunn, sisters and students at Onalaska High School, environmental activism is a family endeavor.

Two people injured in a single-vehicle crash in Independence. BMW SUV loses control, hits tree. Non-life-threatening injuries reported.

This Thanksgiving, the American Red Cross invites the community to give something that means something. The American Red Cross Eau Claire Donation Center, 3485 E. Hamilton Ave., will be open Thursday, Nov. 28, from 7 a.m. to noon, giving residents…

When they acquired 87 acres of land nestled between bluffs near the Mississippi River in Vernon County back in 1993, Marilyn Adam and Ralph Tauke had a good idea of what they were getting into. They had both been raised…

Wisconsin voters will have the opportunity to meet and hear from the two candidates who have announced their intention to run for the position of Supreme Court Justice in April 2026. Judge Chris Taylor and Judge Maria Lazar will be…

A man crosses Main Street carrying what looks like a milk can in this rather quiet street-scene captured on a glass plate negative, sometime between 1897 and 1900. This was the only window of time that David Drummond ran a…

The League of Women Voters of Greater Chippewa Valley is hosting an event on Monday, Dec. 15, from 3 to 4 p.m. outside the Federal Building in Eau Claire to honor Bill of Rights Day.