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La Crosse delegation leaves Tuesday for sister cities
Mayor Tim Kabat will lead a delegation Tuesday to La Crosse’s sister cities in Friedberg, Germany, and Epinal, France, to see whether city leaders can do some business match-making during its regular cultural exchange.
All veterans welcome on Freedom Honor Flights
Freedom Honor Flight announced Friday that all veterans are now eligible to apply for seats on a chartered jet to Washington, D.C., to take in the memorials built in their honor.
La Crosse County school districts projected to see increased state aid next year
La Crosse County school districts could all receive more state aid for the 2016-17 school year, according to data released Friday.
Jourdan Vian: Small changes meaningful to La Crosse LGBTQ community
The changes to the first floor bathroom at La Crosse City Hall don’t seem like much.
Riverfest opens Friday thanks for volunteers
After nearly two decades of volunteering for Riverfest, Barb Frahm still gets a little emotional watching the giant U.S. flag go up in the center of Riverside Park during the opening ceremony.
MTU manager announces retirement
La Crosse Municipal Transit Utility manager Keith Lee announced his retirement Friday, shortly after he marked 30 years as a full-time employee in June.
Sister's debilitating disease inspires brother's attempt to swim English Channel
One of the toughest challenges Jeff Ozanne expects to encounter when he attempts to swim the English Channel is the water temperature between 58 and 62 degrees.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
The following appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:
Jury convicts man of raping unconscious woman in La Crosse apartment
A Neenah, Wis., man was convicted Friday of sexually assaulting an unconscious high school student two years ago in his La Crosse apartment.
Wisconsin man accused of selling fake ads to area businesses
An Ashland County man is accused of selling ads in a bogus publication to at least half a dozen small businesses in the La Crosse area.
Wisconsin woman arrested after pulling gun during dispute over duck
MANITOWOC, Wis. (AP) — Police have arrested a Manitowoc woman after she allegedly pulled a gun on a man during an argument over a duck.
Winona National Bank celebrates 100 years of history
WINONA, Minn. -- Winona National Bank celebrated the 100-year anniversary of its historic downtown location Friday afternoon with reflections on the century and a new centerpiece.
Walker visits Coulee Region as part of listening session tour
HOLMEN — Gov. Scott Walker heard concerns about education, rural infrastructure and clean water Friday during another visit to the Coulee Region, part of an invitation-only listening tour of all 72 of the state's counties.
Man seriously injured in Trempealeau County rollover; alcohol suspected
A man suffered serious injuries in a one-vehicle rollover crash Wednesday night in Trempealeau County.
Ettrick man charged with attempted murder in La Crescent stabbing
Minnesota officials have charged an Ettrick man with attempted murder in connection with the stabbing of a woman, child and dog in La Crescent.
Frac sand debate takes center stage in Winona County
WINONA, Minn. — The debate over whether to ban frac sand in Winona County took center stage Thursday in the city.
Tomah VA psych unit set to reopen
TOMAH — The psychiatric unit at the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center will reopen on a limited basis with seven beds beginning July 5.
Ben Bromley: The customer isn’t always right, after all
As my nine loyal readers know, last week in this space I supported adding “summer vacation” to our vocabulary’s list of oxymorons. It’s time to add another: “Customer service.”
Fun, dangerous and sometimes legal: a guide to pyrotechnics in the Coulee Region
When he was growing up, Luke Marcou said he never got to play with fireworks, fun reserved for his father and older siblings.
Inaugural Burger Bash comes to Riverfest
Riverfest’s inaugural Burger Bash on Saturday will pit the area’s best hamburgers against one another for the chance to send one chef to the World Food Championship in Alabama.