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Community solar interest high, but subscriptions lag
What would be Wisconsin’s largest community-owned solar electricity project could be in jeopardy.
Update: UnitedHealth ups 2016 outlook after surprisingly strong 1Q
UnitedHealth hiked its 2016 forecast after the nation's largest health insurer topped Wall Street's first-quarter earnings expectations.
Fillmore County property burns where couple was suspected of making meth
A Fillmore County home and shed burned Friday after a grass fire spread through the property, occupied by a couple who face charges of manufacturing methamphetamine.
Harley-Davidson tops Street 1Q forecasts
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Harley-Davidson Inc. (HOG) on Tuesday reported first-quarter earnings of $250.5 million.
Houston hosts bird program
The Houston Nature Center is hosting a Woodcock Sky Dance program at 7 p.m. Saturday in Trailhead Park.
STD testing clinic set for Thursday
The Essential Health Clinic and AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin in La Crosse will offer free tests for STD’s and HIV from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Essential at 1201 Caledonia St. in La Crosse.
Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe to host sacred music festival
The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse will host a Festival of Sacred Music from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
Wylie Money, 32, of 612 S. Seventh St., No. 5, was charged Monday with strangulation, misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct. Money grabbed and choked a woman on Friday, according to the complaint.Gregory Prew, 34, of 1018 S. Ninth St., was…
Caledonia nurse receives state honor as Childhood Immunization Champion
Mary Thompson, a registered public health nurse from Caledonia, has been named a Centers for Disease Control Childhood Immunization Champion for her outstanding efforts to promote childhood immunization in Minnesota.
La Crosse Coulee Montessori charter school looking to move into Hogan Administrative Center
La Crosse school district officials will update the board of education tonight on plans to move the Coulee Montessori elementary school charter program into the Hogan Administrative Center.
UW-La Crosse catches bike thieves with bait bikes
A La Crosse man is facing charges after University of Wisconsin-La Crosse police officers uncovered a chop shop for high-end bicycles over the weekend.
Jaycees to move into new home with the Family & Children's Center
The La Crosse Jaycees have found a new home with the Family & Children's Center.
La Crosse County home sales slump in first quarter; inventory tightest in state
With the tightest housing supply in the state, La Crosse County housing sales slumped during the first quarter of 2016 even as the statewide market continued to grow.
Two injured as man misses driveway, strikes tree in Readstown
Two people were injured early Saturday when a man struck a tree with his vehicle while trying to turn into a driveway in Readstown.
La Crosse driver sends truck into Mississippi River at 90 mph
A drunken driver drove into the Mississippi River late Sunday at 90 mph before he and his passenger climbed out of his truck and escaped injury, according to La Crosse police reports.
Kapanke to announce Senate bid today
La Crosse Loggers owner Dan Kapanke confirms he is running again for the state senate seat he lost in a 2011 recall election.
Ask the Weather Guys: What connection does UW-Madison have with the National Weather Service?
Last week National Weather Service Director Louis W. Uccellini visited his alma mater as the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award winner.
Hometown History: 1951 Green Island flood rescue
THE WAY IT WAS: This flood photo from 65 years ago appeared in the April 17, 1951, Tribune with the following caption: “Police and Fire Department rescue squads were busy on Green Island yesterday and today removing families trapped by…
Author visits Hokah to share Ojibwe heritage
HOKAH, Minn. -- For Brenda Child, the traditional jingle dress is something her generation of Ojibwe people is acutely aware of, though it’s no longer an esteemed aspect of their culture. But the University of Minnesota professor and historian has…
Earth Fair Sunday at Myrick Park
The eighth annual Earth Fair will be from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at Myrick Park, 789 Myrick Park Drive.