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Show off your holiday sparkle
Do you go all-out with your Christmas decorations? Is your tree the talk of the block? We want to see it.
Abby Vans brings Salvation Army volunteer to La Crosse to fundraise
With two weeks of bell-ringing remaining to fundraise for The Salvation Army, local volunteers like Dave Kloepping are committed to supporting their efforts.
Help us help your organization serve the community
The La Crosse Tribune is compiling a directory of local food banks and pantries — including both what services are offered and what items are most urgently needed.
Help us help your organization serve the community
The Chippewa Herald is compiling a directory of local food banks and pantries — including both what services are offered and what items are most urgently needed.
Help us help your organization serve the community
The Winona Daily News is compiling a directory of local food banks and pantries — including both what services are offered and what items are most urgently needed.
Volunteers, community step up after water leak damages some Toys for Tots gifts
Following significant water damage at La Crosse's Toys for Tots storage unit, the community stepped up to help the local organization deliver gifts to children across the region.
Fences come down at Burns Park after La Crosse park was closed for 3 months
Burns Park was set to reopen Monday afternoon after it was closed in early September.
Truck crashes into Mississippi River in Buffalo County
A truck driving in Buffalo County lost control Friday and crashed into the Mississippi River, injuring none.
'Everybody's responsibility': Fire safety critical during holidays
Fire departments around the county are spreading awareness around fire safety during the holiday season.
Positive Vector full marathon returns to Bloomer Saturday
The Positive Vector marathon and half marathon is back for its fifth year of raising funds for mental health in the Chippewa Valley, and returning to its original course.
Lansing's Black Hawk Bridge to be demolished Dec. 18
Demolition of Lansing's Black Hawk Bridge planned for Thursday, Dec. 18. Car ferry service will be closed temporarily following the implosion.
WisDOT sets meeting for 2028 road project along Hwy. 131 in Vernon County
The Wisconsin Wisconsin Department of Transportation will hold a public involvement meeting Tuesday, Dec. 16, to discuss a design project on Wisconsin Highway 131 from the Richland/Vernon county line to Wisconsin Highway 82 in Vernon County.
Portland artist commissioned for new La Crosse Main Library mural
La Crosse Arts Board selects artist Lettie Jane Rennekamp for a vibrant mural at the city's Main Library with color choices to be made. Educational programming and merchandising rights are included.
La Crosse Queen's Riverside Park lease recommended for extension
The La Crosse City Council’s Finance and Personnel Committee voted to extend the La Crosse Queen's lease for up to 20 more years.
Arson suspect charged with spitting on correctional officer at Vernon County Jail
The Viroqua man who was arrested Nov. 27 for arson after a mobile home fire in rural Viroqua has been charged for spitting on a correctional officer at the Vernon County Jail.
Agnes' Table meal service moves to St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
Agnes' Table & Community Center relocated its meal service to St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church on Tuesday to better serve people in Chippewa Falls.
La Crosse County seeks federal grant to support low-income homeownership
La Crosse County moved forward Monday in its effort to secure a sizable federal housing grant.
Oktoberfest parade marshals give $7,300 to local youth programs
Music from the La Crosse School District’s Confluence area youth group will sound better and Logan High School students will get new physical education equipment thanks to a generous grant from the Oktoberfest parade marshals.
THE WAY IT WAS: Burns Park, 1887
Burns Park is one of the longest-running public spaces in the city. It was platted as a public square in 1852 — five years before La Crosse was even incorporated. This square was largely used as a cow pasture in…
One dead, another injured in Black River Falls snow storm crash
One-vehicle crash near Black River Falls claims the life of a passenger during weekend snow storm. Driver injured, investigation ongoing.




