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Catholic Charities needs gift cards for families
Catholic Charities is giving the gift of shopping back to the families who are applying for help through our Christmas program.
New home build in Onalaska destroyed in overnight fire
New home under construction in Onalaska catches fire, resulting in total loss. No injuries reported.
La Crosse launches new snow emergency alert system
La Crosse has entered the third year of its snow emergency ordinance, and the city recently launched a new method to alert drivers when alternate-side parking restrictions will be enforced.
Popeyes makes long-awaited return to Portage a year after fire
People who love that chicken at Popeyes can again savor its special blend of Louisiana herbs and spices in Portage after what seemed like forever to many fast food fans.
Alliance Steel expanding in Gary, adding tubular division
Alliance Steel in Gary is expanding and adding a new tubular division.
South Shore, CSX reach agreement on Main Street underpass
The commuter railroad also has reached agreement with the South Bend International Airport on a move of the train platform there.
NWI groups offer food assistance as schools break for Thanksgiving
The Food Bank of Northwest Indiana is providing free groceries at its Mobile Markets, while several locations are hosting free meals before and on Thanksgiving Day.
Record 1.9 million Hoosiers to travel for Thanksgiving
A record 1.9 million Hoosiers are expected to travel this Thanksgiving weekend, according to AAA.
New steel beams fortify Riverside band shell in time for Rotary Lights
Riverside Park band shell undergoes safety repairs, replacing oak trees with steel beams. Repairs almost complete, final touches to be made after Rotary Lights.
WAY IT WAS: Kenneth Dahl hands over keys to dual-control driver's education car 1951
The driver education course offered by the La Crosse Vocational and Adult Schools was greatly aided by the delivery of a 1951 dual-control Ford sedan. This vehicle enabled students enrolled in the driver training class to be able to take…
La Crosse firefighters extricate person after car goes airborne
Car accident in La Crosse Fire Department responds to a car that went airborne and took out powerlines.
Nearly 100 respond to fight large blaze at Minnesota Equestrian Center
A fire at the Minnesota Equestrian Center on Thursday has been determined to not be suspicious. The fire resulted in the death of two horses and a cat, but no people were hurt.
Dr. Kelley Bahr becomes first woman president of La Crosse Club
The La Crosse Club, a men's social club founded in 1881, is set to have its first woman president, Dr. Kelley Bahr, who aims to create a bright future for the organization by incorporating philanthropic work, fundraisers, and more to…
UPDATE: 2 horses killed, 5 people displaced in Minnesota Equestrian Center fire
Two horses were killed and five people lost their home in a fire Thursday at the Minnesota Equestrian Center south of Winona.
1980s-themed Christmas exhibit opens Monday in Monroe County
SPARTA -- It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas – in the 1980s – at the History Room. Starting Monday, Nov. 25, visitors can time travel to the not-so-distant past by viewing the Monroe County History Room's special Christmas…
88-year-old Dover man dies after car struck by train in St. Charles
An 88-year-old Dover man died Saturday after the car he was driving was struck by a train in St. Charles.
La Crosse County Health Dept. targets underage tobacco sales
La Crosse County Health Department's tobacco compliance checks aim to reduce youth access to tobacco and nicotine, promoting a healthier community.
Wisconsin bear hunt takes 47% more animals than last year
Wisconsin has about 23,000 bears, with a range covering more than half the state.
Man arrested for possessing $300K worth of drugs in Monroe County
Illinois man arrested for possessing $300,000 worth of drugs and attempting to flee from deputies.
Rotary Lights to light up Riverside Park for 30th year
The 30th annual Rotary Lights is set to be the best year yet, with a new entrance near the La Crosse Center and fewer trees to decorate. Volunteers are working hard to prepare for the grand opening on Nov. 29.