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Strong storm knock out power, down trees across region
About 2,275 Xcel Energy customers in La Crosse County are without power Thursday afternoon as a strong thunderstorm hit the region.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
The following people appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:
Paralyzed, retired veteran gets a helping hand
WEST SALEM -- A little light rain didn’t discourage members of a WisCorp crew working at a home in West Salem last week.
Waiters forgoes initial plea in drive-by shooting
Ricky Darnell Waiters, the man accused of opening fire outside a west-end bar the morning of July 27, was back in court Thursday.
Moon Tunes concert tonight cancelled for weather concerns
Tonight's Moon Tunes concert in Riverside Park featuring Big Liquor has been cancelled because of the threat of severe weather this evening. It's the third week in a row weather has preempted a Moon Tunes concert.
Lang Drive road work to begin next week
The resurfacing of Lang Drive will begin next week, taking the well-traveled La Crosse road down to one lane in either direction — with overnight closures — for about two months.
New residential development planned in downtown Viroqua
VIROQUA —The city of Viroqua is in the final stages of approving a three-story, $3.5 million downtown residential development.
North Side raid yields drugs, felons, guns
La Crosse police found guns, Ecstasy and money Wednesday in the home of two convicted felons suspected of dealing drugs from the North Side residence.
Names released of two people who died in Vernon County fire
The Vernon County Coroner's Office has released the names of two people who died Monday in a house fire in the town of Forest.
Black River Falls woman driving on trail arrested for 7th OWI
A Black River Falls woman was arrested Wednesday for what would be her seventh drunken driving charge while driving on a trail in the town of Brockway.
Janet Planet coming for Riverside Jazz Party
The eighth edition of the Riverside Jazz Party kicks off at 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 7, at the Riverside Park in La Crosse.
Down syndrome awareness walk set for Sept. 17
For many of the 8,000 Wisconsin residents with Down syndrome, finding a balance between independence and inclusion is essential to living a full and happy life.
Athletic days in rearview mirror are bigger than they were
The eve of the pomp and circumstance that will open the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro (technically, the Games started Wednesday) gives me pause. To reflect. On what coulda-shoulda-woulda happened, if only …
Family puppet show explains climate solutions
Doctors from the group Climate 911 will present a free family puppet show about climate solutions at 6 p.m. Monday in Myrick Park.
Minnesota requires sexual violence prevention training of college students
WINONA, Minn. — A new law in Minnesota requires college students to complete online training in preventing sexual violence, and requires colleges to keep and release more detailed records of those cases.
Volunteers may pick up drug needles in La Crosse
Health educators are in the early stages of developing a community-based program to collect used drug needles that litter La Crosse.
Nonprofit group chosen to develop Kane Street affordable housing
An Almena, Wis.-based nonprofit will turn an empty lot next to the Kane Street Community Garden into mixed affordable housing after a Tuesday decision by a La Crosse committee.
Big Latch On strives to beat last year's backing of breastfeeding moms
The award-winning Western Wisconsin Breastfeeding Coalition is out to beat last year’s tally of mothers and infants participating in the Big Latch On this Saturday at Myrick Park in La Crosse.
Labor secretary: apprenticeship key to workforce development
Tim Hass was earning $18 an hour in the bottling house at La Crosse’s City Brewing Co. when someone suggested he apply for an apprenticeship in the maintenance shop.
Shilling, Kapanke hold cash advantage in primary races
Wisconsin Sen. Jennifer Shilling raised nearly $24,000 in July, about 30 percent more than her Republican challenger Dan Kapanke, who had raised more money than the incumbent in the first six months of the year.




