La Crosse Tribune Local News

The Holmen Lions Kornfest parade committee has named Kevin Baird the 2024 parade marshal. The parade starts at 11 a.m. Aug. 17.

The La Crosse Lions Club is looking to help the visually impaired lead a more productive life. Its Ride for Sight supports the many vision projects, including a free eye clinic, vision screenings, glasses for the needy, a summer camp,…

River flooding this summer has delayed boaters of all kinds from getting out on the water until recently. Begun informally in 1950 by a small but dedicated group of interested parties, the La Crosse Sailing Club is headquartered at the…

A hiker was seriously injured after falling from Sugar Loaf in Winona on Sunday afternoon.

Brad Schwaegerl, a homeless veteran with heart failure, has been receiving help from his community as he plans his death, but his lack of access to healthcare and housing has made it difficult for him to recover.

No injuries were reported after a firefighters responded to a structure fire July 25 in La Crosse.

Jeff Schott recalls when the La Crosse Fire Department gave two city council members a tour of the former Fire Station 4.

The Osseo Police Department is seeking information about the whereabouts of 17-year-old William Crowley, who was last seen on July 3.

Runners from around the world gather in Winona for the Sri Chinmoy Oneness-Home Peace Run, fostering peace and unity.

La Crosse police are marking the approaching 19th anniversary of the disappearance of Madeline K. Edman by reminding the public that it is still investigating the case.

The $37 million, multi-year project is rerouting the spans and should put an end to crashes into a rock bluff.

Women's Fund of Greater La Crosse grants $110,000 to 21 local organizations supporting women's wellness. New recipients include What I Need Now van and REAL Girls Running Program.

The Sprout For Kids Foundation, founded in 2013 by Pearl Street Brewery and ON3 Print and Design, recently gave a check of $2,540 to the Pump House Regional Arts Center.

Three people were injured in a two-vehicle head-on crash in rural De Soto, Friday, July 12.

A dump truck driver had to be extricated from his vehicle after it overturned on private property in rural La Farge on Tuesday, July 9.

Young and old search for bargains in the 400 block of Main Street during a “Krazy Days” sale in downtown La Crosse on July 21, 1994. Sylvester Discount was owned by Bob and Lynette Sylvester and opened in 1989. It…

A tour of the Villa St. Joseph gardens with a guided sunset hike and ridgetop stargazing will be offered from 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17, at Villa St. Joseph, W2658 state Hwy 33, La Crosse, by Mississippi Valley…

The Yang family were handed the keys to their first ever owned home by Habitat for Humanity, after completing the sweat equity homeowner program and purchasing the home for a 0% interest loan over 30 years.

The city of La Crosse Parks Department announced Friday that all city boat launches accessing the Mississippi and Black rivers are now open.

Car crashes through garage roof in La Crescent. Driver escapes without serious injury. Investigation ongoing.