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Viterbo to present ‘The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace’ at Holmen High on May 3
The Viterbo University choirs under the direction of Michael Sauer will perform Sir Karl Jenkins’ “The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace” at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 3, in the Holmen High School Trygve Mathison Auditorium.
La Crescent kicks off free tree program for boulevards
The city of La Crescent is beginning its Boulevard Tree Program for residents and property owners. The city has 89 trees available this year. The species include White Oak, Serviceberry, Blue Beech, Linden, Chinkapin Oak, Valley Forge American Elm, Sugar…
Five injured in I-90 school bus crash near La Crosse
A school bus crash on I-90 near La Crosse resulted in five people being injured on Wednesday.
Cybercriminals leak Winona County data from ransomware attack
The cybercriminals who committed a ransomware attack against Winona County earlier this month have released information taken from the county’s network.
Sara Hougom Charity Golf Outing set for May 2 at Fox Hollow
The UW-La Crosse Chapter of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity, in partnership with the Sara Rose Hougom Foundation, is proud to present Sara's Golf Outing, a community-focused fundraising event dedicated to honoring Sara's life and advocating violence awareness and prevention.
Trail hike challenge kicks off this week in Coulee Region
Outdoor recreation fans are encouraged to lace up their hiking boots for the 2026 Trail Trek Challenge, a year-long, self-guided hiking program hosted by Mississippi Valley Conservancy. Designed for hikers of all ages and experience levels, the challenge invites participants…
Hwy. 16 lane closures expected for La Crosse water pipe installation
The city of La Crosse is gearing up to install 2.2 miles of water piping along Highway 16, from Gillette Street to Losey Boulevard.
‘Wisco Birder’ Dexter Patterson spreads the joy of birding
Patterson can often be found out on a local trail with his binoculars in hand. In 2021, he co-founded the BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin, where he champions an open, inclusive birding community.
Roles are reversed for 2026 Steppin’ Out in Pink survivor advocate
No one can fully be prepared for a breast cancer diagnosis – not even Janette Dawson, who was about as prepared as she could possibly be.
Street closures begin Tuesday for Winona mill and overlay project
Two Winona streets will be closed to traffic starting Tuesday as the city starts its mill and overlay project.
Make time for self-care when working from home
In the post-Covid era, working from home has become second nature for many in the U.S. workforce, and with it comes a list of advantages – and potential pitfalls. The trick is finding the happy medium between distractions in the…
Winona County resumes operations after ransomware attack
Winona County’s network and critical public systems have been securely restored after a ransomware attack earlier this month.
Rummage Along the River features 70 miles of sales
The 2026 Rummage Along the River community rummage and garage sales are set for May 15-16 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event gives bargain hunters an opportunity to take in 70 miles of sales
State hits 18K Adopt-A-Highway volunteers, new record
A record number of volunteers took part in the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s Adopt-A-Highway program last year.
