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Ryan's Republican challenger looks for underdog win
KENOSHA, Wis. — Paul Nehlen walks from house to house in the small village of Pleasant Prairie outside of Kenosha, wearing blue jeans, cowboy boots and a "US" belt buckle, introducing himself as the Republican running against Paul Ryan.
River City Water Ski Team ready for an adrenaline-filled season
The River City Water Ski team is bringing ballet, yoga and acrobatics to the water for its 2016 season.
Artists, patrons flock downtown to be Artspired
Seasoned and aspiring artists united Saturday to create, perform, and add color to the community for the 2016 Artspire Fair and Sale, held by the Pump House.
Chris Hardie: On our farm, the chicken comes first
There’s something a-fowl at the farm these days. The animal menagerie at Brambleberry grew by three dozen chicks, courtesy of the U.S. Postal Service.
Exhausted, overwhelmed and trying to fit in, some college students get lost in drugs, legal and illegal
Lisa Weston saw the number of drug incidents in her building tick up each of her career as a hall director.
Births for Sunday, June 12, 2016
Gundersen Health System
Marriage licenses for Sunday, June 12
The following people have filed for a marriage license in La Crosse County:
Strawberry Time Music set for Saturday
GALESVILLE — Old Main is hosting Strawberry Time Music with Aric and Rick Sampson and Brian Shellinger at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 18, at 17094 N. Fourth St., Galesville.
For Goodness's Sake for Sunday, June 12
Administered by La Crosse County, the For Goodness’ Sake program provides donated household goods to the needy.
Nation briefs for LaX Sunday 061216
Broken bolt caused Oregon derailment — WASHINGTON, D.C. — At least one broken bolt holding the rail in place caused the fiery derailment of a Union Pacific train moving volatile crude oil through the Columbia River Gorge on the Oregon-Washington…
Wisconsin trails Colorado as both cut solitary confinement
CANON CITY, Colo. — Rick Raemisch sits on the concrete bed in a cell, one of 948 empty rooms in the shuttered Centennial South Correctional Facility. He is recalling the day — actually just 20 hours — that he spent…
No relief from 565 percent payday loan interest under new rules
In 2014, hunger drove Michelle Warne of Green Bay to take out a loan from a local Check ‘n Go. “I had no food in the house at all,” she said. “I just couldn’t take any more.”
DNR, following AG's lead, narrows its review of high-capacity wells
MADISON -- Wisconsin Republicans won an elusive victory Friday as the Department of Natural Resources quietly agreed to narrow its oversight of high-capacity wells that have been blamed for drying up rivers and shrinking lakes.
Overtime rules will affect local educators differently
More than 10 percent of the employees at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse could be affected by new overtime rules.
Advocates: Early intervention key to ending domestic violence
Barbara Wilson’s final message to her daughter was “thank you.”
Regents received, discussed UW System budget long before public saw it
The UW System Board of Regents approved the system’s annual operating budget Thursday at UW-Milwaukee.
Things That Matter: 115 years of a family-owned local business
If your family has been in this area for a few generations, chances are they paid for some of their clothing at this cash register.
Viroqua church plans children's event
VIROQUA — Bethlehem Baptist Church in Viroqua will host a Twilight Neighborhood Bible Time Rally from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Sunday through Friday at the church. Children of all ages are invited to attend. For more information, call 608-637-7984.
Spirituality center plans icon retreat
American iconographer Phil Zimmerman will lead an iconography retreat for all skill levels of painters July 10-16 at the Franciscan Spirituality Center, 920 Market St.
