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Man killed in Allamakee County crash
A Lansing man was killed late Sunday in a one-car crash.
La Crosse police officer returns to duty
A La Crosse police neighborhood resource officer, who was investigated by the agency, returned to duty on Friday.
Proposed Kane Street housing gets mixed reaction from neighbors
North Side neighbors shared concerns and support Monday for a proposed mixed income housing development next to the Kane Street Community Gardens.
La Crosse board approves short-term borrowing for Navy site
The La Crosse Board of Public Works Monday approved a rare short-term loan for new utilities connected to the former naval reserve training site development and the annual special assessment for the downtown parking district.
Tomah Memorial seeks public input on new hospital
TOMAH — Tomah Memorial Hospital is looking for public input about the planned construction of a new hospital on the city’s south side.
BloodCenter plans drive next week
The BloodCenter of Wisconsin is hosting a Declaration for Donations Blood Drive from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 28, and 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 29, at the La Crosse Center. All donors will receive a…
La Crosse Promise to offer adult scholarships
A La Crosse nonprofit group that offers education funding as an incentive for families to invest in the city’s core neighborhoods is expanding its scholarship program to include adults.
La Crosse to sign four-year lease with Apple for 1:1 laptop program
The La Crosse School District will pay Apple $800,000 per year to provide all high school students with new laptops.
UW-L online education earns national recognition
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse's online education program has earned national honors.
UW-L professor named Wisconsin Bike Federation Advocate of the Year
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse professor James Longhurst is Wisconsin's Bike Advocate of the Year.
A good time to buy a house in La Crosse, if you can find one
The housing market in La Crosse remains strong, despite an incredibly tight inventory.
Driver overdoses on North Side
Criminal charges are pending against a Trempealeau man who overdosed on heroin Saturday afternoon while driving on La Crosse’s North Side.
Ask the Weather Guys: When was the year without a summer?
Q When was the year without a summer?
Hometown History: Sias Isles Boat Livery
THE WAY IT WAS: A circa 1948 view of Sias Isles Boat Livery, which was located on the Black River at the foot of Irvin Street in Onalaska. This boat rental enterprise, which at one time was popular with fishermen…
New La Crosse Habitat for Humanity executive gets to work
The end of Kahya Fox’s first week as executive director of the Habitat for Humanity — La Crosse Area found her atop a scaffold holding a window.
Series highlights diversity in La Crosse history
The La Crosse County Historical Society hopes to celebrate diversity and reach new generations with its History in a Bag series “Many Peoples, One Place: La Crosse’s Multi-Ethnic Heritage.”
Galesville’s Founders Day and History Day is Saturday
GALESVILLE -- The Arnold House and Old Main are hosting Galesville’s Founders Day and History Day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 25.
pollinator talk
HOUSTON, Minn. -- The Houston Nature Center is hosting a pollinator talk with Erin Rupp, executive director of Pollinate Minnesota, at 7 p.m. Friday, June 24, at Trailhead Park in Houston.
Holbrook challenges VanderMeer in 70th Assembly District
TOMAH — Nancy VanderMeer has an opponent in her race for re-election as the representative of the 70th Assembly District.
One injured in South side fire
One person was injured in a house fire on La Crosse's South Side shortly after midnight Sunday.
