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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.
Diabetes Education Program event April 28
ONALASKA -- Joanne Hutson, a registered dietitian at Mayo Clinic Health System, will talk about dining out the healthy way at 4 p.m. April 28 in the Lower Level Conference Room of Mayo Clinic Health System, 191 Theater Road, Onalaska.
MVC community clean-up Saturday
The Mississippi Valley Conservancy is hosting a community cleanup from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday.
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Tickets available for Downtown showcase
Tickets are available for the annual Downtown Trend Showcase fundraiser for Downtown Mainstreet Inc.
Waiting for some rain, green cover to erase burn bans
Warm southerly winds, sunshine and above-average temperatures have combined to create fire danger that the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources describes as "very high."
Film screening at UW-L aims to provide a realistic view of Iraqi refugees
An event at UW-La Crosse on Monday, April 25, takes a beyond-the-headlines look at Iraqi refugees in America and their stories.
Western Landscape students hold plant sale
Western Technical College’s Landscape Horticulture Club will hold its annual spring plant sale from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, April 26-27, in the Cleary Courtyard on the main La Crosse campus.
Paul Larson: Some hens cackle and hens don’t
I can still remember pulling into the farmer’s driveway in my dad’s brown Chevy Impala. I was in the back seat, stretching my neck to be able to see out the window. I was 11, and excited to make my…
Onalaska man killed, Bangor woman injured in motorcycle crash
An Onalaska motorcyclist was killed Saturday and a second injured in a crash during the annual Flood Run, which brings thousands of bikers through southeast Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
Winona State student dies over weekend (copy)
A 20-year-old Winona State University student died Saturday, the university said.
Chamber music season ends Saturday with concert at Viterbo
The 2015-16 One-of-a-Kind Chamber Music Series will conclude at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, with “Keyed In — Solo Piano” in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Recital Hall.
County seeks input on highway safety north of I-90
La Crosse County’s rural highways can provide motorists with scenic drives, but those roads also present hills, curves and other conditions can make travel risky under certain conditions.
Marriage licenses for Sunday, April 17, 2016
The following people have filed for a marriage license in La Crosse County:
Luther winner has eye for serving others
It’s tempting to see Adam Bilitz’s right eye as a metaphor for the young man himself.