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Cohousing developments on the rise in Madison
MADISON (AP) -- About 40 people -- toddlers, divorcees, young couples and teenagers -- crowd into a massive dining room, where enticing smells drift out of a restaurant-grade kitchen.
$10 bill change rankles descendant of Alexander Hamilton
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Doug Hamilton is just fine with plans to put a woman's portrait on U.S. paper money, but he'd prefer that the Treasury Department leave the $10 bill alone — particularly the p…
CEO predicts another 50 years of Kwik Trip growth
With $4.8 billion in sales in 2014, Kwik Trip Inc. has grown to be a much larger company than he expected when it began 50 years ago, company President and CEO Don Zietlow said Friday.
Sisters rescued in Wyoming woods relied on faith, experience
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Three Midwestern sisters said Friday faith helped them survive for more than four days while lost in a Wyoming wilderness area, and they were grateful searchers didn’t give up.
Little people group targeting 'midget' school mascots
FREEBURG, Ill. — As with many small towns, the biggest source of bragging rights in this agrarian outpost in southern Illinois are its high school athletes — the Freeburg Midgets.
Great Lakes Basin bouncing back from record-low levels
CHICAGO (AP) — Water levels in Lake Michigan have been replenishing at an unprecedented rate since receding by 4 feet in the late 1990s and hitting a record low two years ago, according to gov…
Things That Matter: The Friendship Program
For many, this T-shirt is merely another walking advertisement, a boxy green shirt with “The Friendship Program” printed in a thin white font running across the chest, with Hmong and Lao trans…
Ben Bromley: Old meat can be hot stuff
Let this news boost the spirits of senior men everywhere: Just because something is old and smelly doesn’t mean it’s worthless.
Shakespeare festival's set designer on creates 'art on a deadline'
WINONA, Minn. — There is a scene in the Great River Shakespeare Festival’s staging of the Tennessee Williams’ play “The Glass Menagerie” — Laura is kneeling and lit by a row of candles, mother…
Walker’s Wisconsin pals Priebus and Ryan sidelined in primary
CHICAGO (TNS) — Inside a suburban Milwaukee convention hall in June 2012, Wisconsin’s Scott Walker had just learned he’d become the first U.S. governor to survive a recall election when his ol…
Neil Duresky: Response was caring, professional
Response was caring, professional
Walker blames GOP legislators for at on open records law
MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker pointed the finger at Republican lawmakers Friday on a widely criticized proposal to curtail Wisconsin’s open records laws, calling it “a huge mistake” that didn’t …
TCI to close doors; design-build firm files for receivership
La Crosse construction firm TCI plans to close its doors by the end of 2015 after nearly 40 years in business.
'It’s not the lake’s fault'
With its unmatched clarity and depth, Jackson County’s Lake Wazee is the Midwest’s premier site for scuba divers, drawing more than 1,000 divers each year.
PSC: Work can resume on power line
State regulators on Friday gave power-line contractors the go-ahead to resume construction of a portion of a high-voltage transmission line near Holmen.
Jackson County sheriff has sketch from skull found in 1978
BLACK RIVER FALLS — A forensic artist has created a computer-assisted image of an unidentified homicide victim found in 1978 in the town of Knapp.
Bull riding thrills Winona County fair-goers
The most dangerous eight seconds in sports: That’s the way many people refer to the sport of bull riding.
Backed by Winona sponsors, Father and son paddle headwaters to home
WINONA, Minn. -- Casey Barfels and his 12-year-old son Carson crouched over their resupply boxes, squinting in the bright Thursday morning sun at Levee Park.
Council chooses new member for UW-L campus
Elaine Anderson has been selected to represent the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse campus area on the La Crosse Common Council.
Honda Motorwerks hosts benefit for cancer patient
Honda Motorwerks will host a benefit for Michael Bey of La Crosse from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at 500 S. Fourth St. in downtown La Crosse.




