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Leaf collection starts Monday, Oct. 21, and continues through Nov. 15, according to a city of La Crosse press release.

Interstate 90's eastbound exit near La Crescent will be closed next week for ramp repairs.

Elizabeth Fryseth, a disability advocate, emphasizes the importance of creating infrastructure for people with visual impairments.

Al Louis, owner of Designing Jewelers, has turned his passion for fishing into a fundraising event called Al's Musky Challenge to support local youth-centric organizations. He continues the challenge for its sixth year.

A Holmen man suffered life-threatening injuries in a car crash in Winona County.

The Outdoor Recreation Alliance is holding a fundraising party from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, for the Community Trail Farm, 250-plus acres of community-focused outdoor space designed for recreation, education and environmental stewardship. The free public event will…

Large numbers of ducks, geese, swans, and other waterbirds stop on the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge to rest and feed as they travel.

Five new officers join La Crosse Police Department, alleviating strained staffing numbers.

Here are several storylines to follow this week in the Coulee Region.

Catch up on recent stories you may have missed in the Tribune.

Two people were injured and a significant amount property was damaged during an overnight fire Saturday in the city of Sparta.

Learn about the latest cyber crimes and scams affecting people in our community

Horse and buggy struck by vehicle in Crawford County, Wisconsin. Driver ejected, later released from hospital.

LA CRESCENT -- A La Crescent mom is planning the sixth annual "Thriller” public dance performance at 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20, at the intersection of Main and Walnut streets. She is looking for other individuals interested in dressing up…

As part of normal system maintenance, the La Crosse Water Utility will be performing water system flushing, concentrating on dead end mains in the system.

13-year-old dies after Jackson County farm accident.

The Holmen Area Community Center Pumpkin Fest activities enrolled area businesses in the Great Pumpkin Hunt

Some of the biggest names in 3-cushion billiards are in Madison through Sunday for a tournament that has drawn players from around the world.

Renee Kuester-Sebranek, a blind resident of Chippewa Falls, advocates for White Cane Safety Day and shares her adventures across the world, starting in the Chippewa Valley.

Jamie Schloegel, CEO of the La Crosse Area Community Foundation, has announced her decision to step down from her role to spend more time with her family.