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La Crosse father, son sentenced in Rusk County shooting death
LADYSMITH, Wis. — It all came 452 days too late.
La Crosse group eyes Park Plaza Drive for $9 million development
A local developer took a step Tuesday toward developing 9.5 acres of waterfront land into duplexes and town homes, and La Crosse city officials approved additional restrictions on the consumption of alcohol in public parks after a pair of decisions…
Dahl request to demo Division Street homes stalls
The future of two Division Street houses is uncertain will move forward after a pair of Tuesday decisions by city officials.
Jerome Christenson: From death came new life — with no help from me
Let us rejoice in resurrection!
Fort McCoy opens commemorative area
The Fort McCoy commemorative area will be open to walk-in visitors from noon to 4 p.m. Friday, June 3, and Friday, June 17.
Democrats, veterans respond to Tomah VA hearing
Wisconsin veterans are taking sides in the ongoing spat between U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson and Russ Feingold's campaigns over the Tomah VA Medical Center.
Salvation Army's Feed the Kids program starts Monday
The Salvation Army in La Crosse will start its annual Feed the Kids program on Monday, providing free sack lunches to hundreds of children at seven sites five days a week.
Viterbo announces 2016 distinguished service awards
Viterbo University will honor local leaders today for distinguished service.
Gundersen MedLink tests winds on whether to buy second chopper
Gundersen Health System in La Crosse will add a second helicopter to its emergency flight service today, deploying the choppers to corners of its coverage area, according to its director.
Tomah VA to reopen psych unit
The Tomah VA Medical Center will re-open its inpatient psychiatric unit next month, almost a year after a staffing shortage forced it to be shuttered.
La Crosse summer nutrition program announced
The La Crosse school district has announced the schedule for its summer food service program.
7 Rivers cardiac group to donate AEDs to 4 nonprofits
The Seven Rivers Chapter of the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association is donating automated external defibrillators to four nonprofits in the Coulee Region.
La Crosse Street, West Avenue to see closures in June
A portion of La Crosse Street will be closed for a week starting June 13, and West Avenue will be closed for three hours June 14 to accommodate the replacement of a manhole and removal of ash trees, respectively.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felony cases
Jack Vang, 26, of 2620 Hibbard Court, was charged Tuesday with possession with intent to deliver meth and two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia. Vang on May 19 had 2.9 grams of meth and a digital scale, according to…
Mayo unveils second Little Free Library
Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare in La Crosse unveiled its second Little Free Library Tuesday, at the corner of 10th and Ferry streets.
Winona senator Jeremy Miller announces run for third term
WINONA, Minn. — Winona state senator Jeremy Miller announced Tuesday morning that he will run for a third term to represent Winona, Houston and Fillmore counties.
Senate probe finds systemic failure at Tomah VA facility
TOMAH — A Senate investigation into allegations of prescription drug abuse and a culture of fear and retaliation against whistleblowers at the Tomah VA Medical Center blames “systemic” failures by the Veterans Administration and governmental watchdog agencies for allowing the…
La Crosse woman accused of stabbing boyfriend in butt
Criminal charges are pending against a La Crosse woman accused of stabbing her boyfriend in the butt early Tuesday with a serrated kitchen knife.
Viroqua woodcut artist collaborates on award-winning children's book
At first glance, it would be easy to underestimate the work put into the illustrations of the children’s book “Wake Up Island.”
Legislative primaries to set stage for November
MADISON — Two key Democrats in the Wisconsin Senate face surprise challengers from their own party as the Legislature’s Aug. 9 primary looms.