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The potential savings are even higher in cities known for their high rental rates and limited available housing. Check these charts for changing rent prices in Wisconsin.

As holidays take over December, mailing cards and packages becomes serious business for those who are separated from loved ones.

"The generation now is all about reusing, repurposing, the clothes, the furniture, whatever," said Bob Richardson, co-owner of Atomic Antiques.

When a pioneering physician purchased part of an island in the Mississippi River at La Crosse in the early 1900s, the land was wild floodplain forest subject to the powerful whims of the river that Mark Twain had been writing…

For the first time since early last year, food prices aren’t rising faster than overall inflation. Check out how the costs of food and drink in the Midwest and the U.S. are keeping up.

The board of directors of the Gertrude Salzer Gordon Children’s Museum of La Crosse is announcing the retirement of founder and executive director Anne Snow. Snow has served as director for over 27 years.

The enormous effigy mound really shines on the winter solstice, when the setting sun comes down its head and tail and lines up with a rock cairn 12 miles away.

The Wisconsin Department of Revenue is reminding residents to check their property tax bill for the lottery and gaming credit. The credit provides direct relief to qualifying taxpayers. Lottery proceeds are paid into a separate segregated state fund. The lottery…

One man is dead and another is injured after a UTV crash in Iowa.

We asked Santa to answer all the burning questions kids have about the jolly old fellow, and his reindeer too.

La Crosse Police Department patrol officer Alex Vang came to the U.S. from Southeast Asia when he was 8 years old. He and his fellow Hmong immigrants brought a culture that emphasizes extended families and a sense of community.

A new La Crosse nonprofit aims to offer housing for some of La Crosse’s most vulnerable residents by building on past successes in the community.

Homeless Person’s Memorial Day, an annual event commemorated across the U.S., will build on the theme of Remembrance, Hope, and Healing in 2023, according to a press release.

The Mons Anderson Building at the northwest corner of Second and Main streets in 1968. On Dec. 14, 1974, the last two buildings standing in the way of the Harborview Plaza project were demolished. One of them was the Mons…

The new temperature outlook predicts above-average temperatures for almost the entire US. Here's what temperature and precipitation looks like in Wisconsin.

More than 100 people escaped Saturday's gray drizzle in favor of the cozy fires of the UW-Madison Glass Lab for the annual Blow Your Own Glass event.

La Crosse Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department would like to remind all trail users to avoid wet and muddy trails as a freeze-thaw cycle continues. The warm weather and potential for precipitation might lead to wet and muddy trail conditions.

The average rate on a 30-year mortgage dropped to 6.95% from 7.03% last week. Check out where home sales are headed in Wisconsin.

From Usonian to the International Style, both exhibit unique architectural properties.

Statewide, 43 Methodist churches chose to disaffiliate from the larger church this year, according to Lisa Wink, director of communications for the UMC’s Wisconsin Conference.