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Board approves streamlined air pollution regs, sale of Vernon County park land
ONALASKA — Wisconsin’s Natural Resources Board approved changes to the state’s air pollution permitting process Wednesday that the Department of Natural Resources says will streamline regulati…
May local unemployment up slightly; year-over-year improvement continues
La Crosse’s job market showed continued signs of improvement in May, with unemployment ticking up slightly but remaining below the previous year level.
La Crosse, Onalaska police expand authority for efficiency
La Crosse and Onalaska police have expanded authority in the neighboring jurisdictions under a new agreement forged between the agencies.
Tomah man accused of pointing gun at officer's face
ST. PAUL — Prosecutors say a Tomah man pointed a weapon inches from a police officer’s face in St. Paul last weekend.
Natural Resources Board approves streamlined air pollution regs, sale of Vernon County park land
ONALASKA — Wisconsin’s Natural Resources Board approved changes to the state’s air pollution permitting process Wednesday that the Department of Natural Resources says will streamline regulati…
Onalaska church to host Soberfest on Saturday
ONALASKA — First Free Church will hold its annual SoberFest on Saturday, a family-friendly event that offers a good view of the fireworks offered by the Festival Foods Salute to the Fourth.
Jerome Christenson: Packing heat at prayer meetings won't end the violence
Some things are beyond stupid.
Panel OKs new state trooper raises
MADISON (AP) — The legislative committee that handles state workers’ contracts approved a raise Tuesday for state troopers but decided to give thousands of other state employees no increases o…
Study: Scant evidence that medical pot helps many illnesses
CHICAGO — Medical marijuana has not been proven to work for many illnesses that state laws have approved it for, according to the first comprehensive analysis of research on its potential benefits.
Thai Vue wins hearing in state case against HMAA
A judge has found grounds to consider a complaint that the La Crosse Area Hmong Mutual Assistance Association violated fair employment law when its board ousted longtime leader Thai Vue in 201…
Hemp welcomed back to Minnesota on small scale
ST. PAUL, Minn. — A once-banished crop could soon sprout legally again in select Minnesota farm fields: hemp plants that lead to oils, lotions, seeds, rope fibers and other industrial uses.
DNR touts green for brownfield redevelopment
When factories close, the contamination left behind can plague a site for years, discouraging reuse of otherwise good real estate.
Council confirms new La Crosse planner
Jason Gilman, the former Onalaska city planner, will become La Crosse’s new planning and development director.
Shakespeare Festival returns with 'Romeo and Juliet,' 'Much Ado,' "Menagerie'
WINONA, Minn. -- This Mississippi River town has turned into a southeastern Minnesota center for the art, the summer is the season of high drama.
Obamacare ruling could leave thousands in Coulee Region without subsidies
Gov. Scott Walker could be forced to choose between Wisconsin residents and his presidential pitch if the U.S. Supreme Court nixes federal health insurance subsidies, some observers say.
Binge on things with wings at Oshkosh air show
OSHKOSH, Wis. — You don’t have to be nuts about planes to make it worth your time to swing by Wisconsin this summer and check out the annual mega air show that is much more than an air show. E…
Tensions rise over pending Supreme Court decision on insurance subsidies
Sandy Brekke’s mind is a bit unsettled these days, with the Affordable Care Act’s fate teetering on the weight of four words to avoid plunging into a death spiral.
Wisconsin home sales exceed 2007 mark in May; prices approaching pre-crash levels
Wisconsin’s housing market is off to its strongest start since the market crash.
Marsh rail more than half complete; attempt to halt work to take another month
The wheels of justice are no match for a modern railroad.
Gundersen doc to speak on pact to ease licensing
Dr. Marilu Bintz, a medical vice president at Gundersen Health System in La Crosse, will speak on a panel in Washington, D.C., Wednesday about a national pact reducing red tape for doctors who…




