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Eric Leitzen is running 'rebel campaign' in DFL for Minnesota state House seat
HOKAH — Eric Leitzen, tourism advocate, substitute teacher, and former Hokah city clerk, is running for the Minnesota State House on the Democratic-Farmer-Labor party ticket, according to his campaign press release.
Three 'healthy' female falcons hatch atop La Crosse's U.S. Bank building
The shrieks of three young peregrine falcons Monday filled the lobby of the U.S. Bank building in downtown La Crosse as a small crowd gathered to watch an annual spectacle.
Motorcylisted airlifted after collision with SUV in town of Tomah
A motorcyclist was seriously injured after colliding with an SUV on Thursday.
Three Winona Middle School students transported to hospital after bus crash during field trip
Three Winona Middle School sixth graders were taken to a hospital after a bus accident on Friday.
Fire in Onalaska leaves behind heavy fire, smoke and water damage
A building in Onalaska sustained major fire, smoke and water damage after it caught fire Saturday shortly before midnight.
Pearl Street Brewery Wine Run 5K on Saturday, June 8
The Pearl Street Brewery Wine Run 5k is set for 3 p.m. Saturday, June 8, at 1401 St. Andrew St.. Whether participants are interested in running, walking or simply savoring the wine, this race should be an unforgettable experience, according…
THE WAY IT WAS: Myrick Park Zoo, 3 June 2004
The kiddie boat and car rides at La Crosse’s old Myrick Park Zoo were once a popular attraction, as shown by this photo from June 3, 2004. These rides were removed shortly after the zoo closed in 2007. One of…
La Crosse area building permits
Here are recent La Crosse area building permits.
Structure fire in Onalaska leads to major damage
A structure fire broke out at 1100 Valley Vue Drive in Onalaska on Saturday morning, resulting in major smoke, fire, and water damage.
Biker suffers injuries in fall on Grandad Bluff in La Crosse
A biker was rescued by more than a dozen emergency responders on Grandad Bluff in La Crosse after falling and sustaining injuries
Smoking materials blamed for Friday morning house fire in Sparta
Careless use of smoking material is being blamed for a Friday house fire in Sparta.
Sanction vs. sanitation: Environmental, flooding concerns grow for homeless living in La Crosse Marsh
La Crosse city officials and homeless campers clash over trash and sanitation issues in the marshlands. A Supreme Court case hangs between a ban on camping and addressing the needs of La Crosse's homeless.
10th anniversary of gay marriage in Wisconsin brings security, uncertainty
Same-sex couples married in Madison in 2014 value their legal rights but wonder if the U.S. Supreme Court might try to overturn gay marriage.
12th annual Take Kids Fishing Day set for Saturday, June 1
Looking to spend some quality time with a child? Attend the 12th Annual Free Take a Kid Fishing event.
Exotic dance club in Monroe County destroyed by fire
A Monroe County tavern that advertises exotic dancers is likely a total loss after an overnight fire Tuesday.
Can smartphone use actually make you happier? UW-Madison study suggests it can
The study offers a contrary note to numerous other studies that have focused on the deleterious effects of too much smartphone use by teens.
After 6-year wait, Frank Lloyd Wright's 100-seat theater at Taliesin set to reopen
A $1.1 million renovation, interrupted by COVID-19, has been completed at Hillside Theater near Spring Green with the first show set for Saturday.
Minnesota Masterpiece Hall expected to open in 2026 as construction on $60M Winona facility ramps up
Construction of the Minnesota Masterpiece Hall in Winona is underway, with an estimated opening in spring 2026. The facility will feature music, art, and educational opportunities.
La Crosse area building permits
Here are recent La Crosse area building permits.
THE WAY IT WAS: Oak Grove Cemetery Soldiers’ Monument Dedication, May 30, 1913
Members of the Grand Army of the Republic, local Wilson Colwell Post, came together on Memorial Day in 1913 to dedicate the Soldier’s Monument in Oak Grove Cemetery. La Crosse Tribune reporting of the day’s ceremony noted that 1913 would…