La Crosse Tribune Local News

Campbell seeks state approval to build a new municipal water system to address PFAS-contaminated wells. Construction could start in January.

Steve Cahalan, iconic business reporter for the La Crosse Tribune, passed away over the weekend. He is remembered for his long-standing business column and trust built in the community.

The Viroqua Fire Department in Wisconsin has opened its new 26,000-square-foot fire station.

The American Red Cross is assisting a Chippewa Falls family after a house fire caused significant damage to their home early Sunday morning.

Thirty-five years ago this November, the blockbuster movie "Dances with Wolves" was released in theaters. When a Hollywood agent was sent to the Minnesota State Fair looking for a trained bison to be in the film, they found Cody the…

The La Crosse Salvation Army's annual Red Kettle Bell Ringing campaign has begun, with over 40 local organizations, businesses, students, groups, clubs, and citizens participating. The campaign accounts for approximately half of the organization's annual fundraising efforts.

Black Hawk claimed its second title in winning the Chippewa Valley FFA Land Evaluation Invitational held at Riverview Farm near Boyd. Dan, Jackie and Matthew Holub and Ali and Taylor Straschinske hosted 87 students representing seven schools from western and…

Vernon Health in Viroqua, Wisconsin, has broken ground on a building expansion and in-house MRI suite, supported by a $2 million grant from the Wisconsin Department of Administration, to bring new technology and services to the rural community.

Veterans will be honored for their service at the 13th annual Veterans Day breakfast in La Crosse. Veterans and their families are invited to attend the free breakfast on Tuesday, Nov. 11, hosted by Freedom Honor Flight and the UW-La…

La Crosse County's Hillview Health Care Campus is nearing completion of its $20 million renovation, which will provide residents, staff, and community members with critical services and resources.

While SNAP benefits are limited by the federal government shutdown, multiple organizations in Winona are continuing or expanding their work to limit the impact of food insecurity.

Alternate-side parking rules resume in Winona next week. Violations result in $25 citations.

A woman died Oct. 30 in a mobile home fire in Comstock.

Discover the Minnesota Marine Art Museum's mission to explore our relationship with water through art exhibitions, workshops, and events for all.

This November, we mark National Family Caregivers Month to honor and support the millions of individuals who selflessly care for family members and friends. Caregiving can be a rewarding but challenging journey, often requiring emotional strength, patience and resources.

The Holmen Police Department received a brand-new K-9 shelter thanks to the generosity of many local business members of the La Crosse Area Builders Association who worked together to design and build the structure at no cost to the police…

This photo shows a Doerflinger Park Store electric delivery vehicle with three men and a young boy. The original business, Bosshard & Doeflinger, was founded in 1881 as a one-story department store on Fourth Street, across from Market Square. It…

A person was rescued from the Chippewa River by the Eau Claire Fire Department on October 31. The individual was found floating downstream towards the YMCA and was secured and stabilized by crews at 816 Porter Avenue.

The La Crosse Warming Center, operated by Catholic Charities, will open its doors for the winter season on Nov. 1, providing shelter for homeless adults.

The car ferry service across the Mississippi River in Lansing will begin operations on November 3, providing an alternative to the closure of the Black Hawk Bridge. The free ferry will operate for 16 hours a day, seven days a…