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State Street to close May 9-27
State Street will be closed between Third and Fourth streets from May 9 to 27 to accommodate street paving and curb and gutter work connected to the Belle Square project on the site of the former La Crosse County Lot…
La Crosse brush collection week starts Monday
The city of La Crosse will pick up brush left near the curb next week.
Spanish Immersion Camp at Viterbo June 6-10
Viterbo University's department of languages and cultures will hold a Spanish Immersion Camp for high school juniors and seniors June 6-10 on the university's campus.
Board addresses lead contamination in La Crosse marsh
The La Crosse Board of Public Works took action Monday to improve the La Crosse River Marsh, approving a resolution to address lead contamination and a request for volunteer trail maintenance.
More road closures ahead
Brace yourself for more road construction – from the Interstate 90 bridge to downtown La Crosse.
Western Wisconsin schools adding solar power through Dairyland Power program
Three western Wisconsin public schools will receive solar panels through Dairyland Power Cooperative’s Solar for Schools initiative.
'Purple Rain' tribute showings at Marcus Theaters
Marcus Theatres across the Midwest will honor Prince this week with nightly showings of the performer’s movie “Purple Rain.”
Tomah Memorial hosts session on falls prevention
The Stepping On Falls Prevention Program will be offered Wednesdays from 1 to 3:15 p.m. May 4 through June 15 at Tomah Memorial Hospital.
Grandad run seeks cheer groups
The Festival Foods Grandad Half Marathon is looking for energetic and enthusiastic groups or organizations to motivate and entertain participants of the half marathon and relay May 7.
American Red Cross sets blood drives
The American Red Cross is hosting blood drives in honor of World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day.
La Crosse plans to eliminate emerald ash borer in five years
The city of La Crosse plans to spend $1.2 million to remove 2,700 ash trees on boulevards within five years, according to a plan approved Monday by the Board of Public Works.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felony cases
Tytierra Banks, 22, of 1051 Denton St., No. 3, was charged Monday with substantial battery, misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct. Banks hit a woman in the head Sunday with a glass, according to the complaint.Ervin Gathright Jr., 27, of 1014…
La Crosse woman found in February on North Side died of hypothermia
A La Crosse woman found Feb. 9 on the North Side died an accidental death of hypothermia while under the influence of alcohol and marijuana.
La Crosse man dies, three others injured, in crash
One person died and three others were injured in a one-vehicle, roll-over weekend crash on Co. B in the town of Jefferson.
45 grams of meth found during traffic stop
Felony drugs charges are pending against two La Crosse residents after authorities found 45 grams of methamphetamine in their car, according to La Crosse police reports.
Mother arrested for 6th DUI with 4-year-old daughter in car
A La Crosse woman faces a felony charge after police arrested her early Saturday for drunken driving with her 4-year-old daughter in the car.
Ex-Madison man finally gets off Interpol list, no thanks to Russians
Ilya Katsnelson for ten years was on one of the most exclusive lists in the world, but instead of opening doors, it closed them.
Ask the Weather Guys: When can it get really hot in southern Wisconsin?
In Madison, there have been only three April days when the high temperature was at or above 90 degrees.
Bird banding demonstrations, bird walk Saturday
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service will host bird banding demonstrations and a bird walk on Saturday at the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge Interpretive Trail adjacent to Goose Island.
Norskedalen education days May 12 and May 25
COON VALLEY — Norskedalen Spring Environmental Education Days will run from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. May 12 and May 25.