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Jury clears defendant of dog molestation charges
An Onalaska man accused of molesting a co-worker’s golden retriever was convicted Wednesday of trespassing and disorderly conduct but acquitted of more serious charges.
Old Country Buffet equipment, decor up for online auction
Members of the general public will be able to join restaurateurs and other buyers in online bidding for Onalaska Old Country Buffet equipment. The restaurant closed without warning Tuesday.
Mike Tighe: Acronyms amok promote FUD, IMHO
Acronyms bring out my acrimonious side because, well, they’re so confusing that they don’t make me LOL.
More than a 140 clown around at Viterbo camp
The art of clowning is on full display at Viterbo University.
La Crosse man sentenced for attempting to hire 15-year-old for prostitution
WINONA, Minn. — A retired La Crosse funeral director will serve 10 years of probation and pay a $1,000 fine for attempting to hire a 15-year-old girl for sex.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
The following appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:
Rainfall breaks 136-year-old record
La Crosse was home to a mere 14,505 souls when the city endured a record rainfall of 1.59 inches in 1880, a mark that stood for 136 years — until a 1.92-inch gully washer Tuesday night took over the top…
Off-duty La Crosse cop arrested for OWI after hit-and-run
La Crosse police officer James Gegenfurtner was arrested Tuesday afternoon after a hit-and-run in the village of Holmen.
UW-L alum advances in 'Ninja Warrior' competition
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse graduate Drew Knapp proved his muscular mettle on “American Ninja Warrior,” punctuating his performance with a celebratory handstand at the top of the 14½-foot warped wall that ends the course.
Suspected dealer busted days before drug court graduation
A La Crosse man was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of dealing drugs from his apartment — two days before he was set to graduate from a drug diversion program.
Kind's dairy plan calls for immigration overhaul, global trade
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind has issued a plan to boost Wisconsin's flagging dairy industry that highlights his stances on two highly charged issues: immigration policy and global trade.
Winona County considers half-cent sales tax to fund road repairs
WINONA, Minn. — With little movement on transportation funding at the state level, Winona County commissioners took their own step forward Tuesday to find revenue.
Record rainfall hits La Crosse area
The Coulee Region is drying out today after nearly 2 inches of rain fell in a hurry Tuesday night.
Riverfest Medallion Hunt begins today
The sixth annual Riverfest Medallion Hunt begins today. Ten clues will be given out, beginning at 6 a.m. daily.
Jerome Christenson: Orlando hit the trifecta of crazy-making politics — guns, God and gays
“It was a dark and stormy night ...”
La Crosse area districts lose more than a millenia of experience to retirements
After more than 33 years building relationships with class after class of students, La Crosse teacher Denise Shedivy decided this year was the year to retire.
YMCA hosts Riders for Survivors
ONALASKA -- LIVESTRONG at the YMCA is hosting "Riders for Survivors," a motorcycle/car-ride fundraiser to benefit cancer survivors.
Houston center plans snake program for kids
HOUSTON, Minn. — The Houston Nature Center is hosting “Goodness’ Sakes SNAKES” from 10:30 a.m. to noon Wednesday, June 22, at Trailhead Park.
Gymnastics Center open at Onalaska YMCA
ONALASKA -- Grace Gyllander won't have to worry about running into people anymore during gymnastics practice.
La Crosse looks to develop Kane Street lot
The city of La Crosse will meet with North Side neighborhoods next week in preparation for seeking out developers for the lot adjacent to Kane Street Community Gardens.
