La Crosse Tribune Local News

A woman on bond for a fifth-offense OWI charge was arrested again Sunday on suspicion of drunken driving after she struck a pole at a La Crosse convenience store.

La Crosse police are investigating what could be a case of musical bikes.

A man was arrested Sunday night in Trempealeau County without incident, after an hours-long standoff.

State Sen. Jennifer Shilling gave an impassioned plea Monday to end deadly violence in the wake of the Orlando shootings.

A Viola motorcyclist was injured Sunday night when he crashed into the back of an Amish buggy in rural Monroe County.

WINONA, Minn. — Kris Spoth and Gaby Bunten make quite the team.

From 1971 to 2015, the average number of days at or above 90 in Madison was 10.96.

After four years of hard work, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse graduate Drew Knapp got to put his ninja skills to the test.

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THE WAY IT WAS: Members of the local 40 & 8 Society crowd on and around the boat Northwind on La Crosse’s riverfront 75 years ago on June 4, 1941. Forty and Eight was organized nationally in 1920 by World…

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ST. PAUL -- Hundreds gathered on a very warm Saturday at the state Capitol for the dedication of a memorial to U.S. and Alliance Special Forces in Laos.

With lower crude oil prices, North Dakota drillers dramatically cut production over the past winter and spring, but trains continue to roll through Midwestern communities loaded with the volatile cargo.

LAKE GENEVA, Wis. — There is no practical reason to deliver mail here with a 75-foot, twin-propeller tour boat powered with twin diesel Caterpillar engines.

HOLMEN -- Retired U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Lem Genovese hasn’t been on a magazine cover or cereal box, but he will have the distinction of having his story featured on a special edition of Evan Williams Bourbon bottles.

KENOSHA, Wis. — Paul Nehlen walks from house to house in the small village of Pleasant Prairie outside of Kenosha, wearing blue jeans, cowboy boots and a "US" belt buckle, introducing himself as the Republican running against Paul Ryan.

The River City Water Ski team is bringing ballet, yoga and acrobatics to the water for its 2016 season.

Seasoned and aspiring artists united Saturday to create, perform, and add color to the community for the 2016 Artspire Fair and Sale, held by the Pump House.

There’s something a-fowl at the farm these days. The animal menagerie at Brambleberry grew by three dozen chicks, courtesy of the U.S. Postal Service.

Lisa Weston saw the number of drug incidents in her building tick up each of her career as a hall director.