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Teddy Bear Clinic at Children's Museum
Children of all ages are invited to be doctors for a day at Gundersen Pediatrics' ninth annual Teddy Bear Clinic from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at the Children's Museum of La Crosse, 207 Fifth …
Gundersen plans new clinic in Sparta
SPARTA — Gundersen Health System soon will begin construction of a new clinic in Sparta to serve patients with medical, vision and behavioral health needs.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
Luke Colyer, 36, of 435 Rose St., was charged Monday with strangulation and disorderly conduct, both as a repeat offender. Colyer on Thursday choked a woman, according to the complaint.Travis …
One dead, another injured in Jackson County shooting
A 28-year-old Jackson County man died Sunday and his 24-year-old brother was seriously injured during a shooting at their parent’s house, but authorities say there is no risk to the public.
UW-Madison professor creates new variable sweet corn variety
MADISON — Back in colonial times, before the advent of hybrid seeds that ensured every ear of corn in a given variety looked exactly alike and could be harvested and husked by machine, people …
Hometown history: St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
THE WAY IT WAS: This 1960 photo, taken by former Tribune advertising manager Howard Colvin, shows the St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church at 936 Winnebago St. This place of worship was dedicated 10…
Humane Society to host spaghetti dinner
The Coulee Region Humane Society will host its annual "Spayghetti and Fixin’s" dinner from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, 612 Division St., La Crosse. The event will …
Music helps keep Golden Valley Parkinson's patients going
GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. (AP) — Belly laughs and rousing songs open a weekly choral gathering at the Struthers Parkinson’s Center in Golden Valley.
‘We all hope you enjoy the night’
The gesture moved Kristen Meyers to tears.
UW-Madison professor creates new variable sweet corn variety
MADISON — Back in colonial times, before the advent of hybrid seeds that ensured every ear of corn in a given variety looked exactly alike and could be harvested and husked by machine, people …
Catching up: Superior contemplating a return of the Iceman
An effort to create the world’s largest ice sculpture didn’t come to fruition, but officials in Superior, Wis., say they will decide by August if they will ask Roger “The Iceman” Hanson to giv…
Eastbound lane closure on the I-90 Dresbach Bridge planned for Monday
Eastbound motorists will encounter a lane closure Monday on Interstate 90 traveling through the Dresbach Bridge construction zone on the Mississippi River west of La Crosse, according to the M…
Western, UW-L has violence prevention specialists
Since 2007, both Western Technical College and the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse have had staff dedicated to violence prevention and victim advocacy.
Prosser may have broken rule by quizzing lab
MADISON (AP) — Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser recused himself from a drunken driving case earlier this year after he apparently went outside court proceedings and asked question…
Latest creationist museum feels right at home in Idaho
BOISE, Idaho (TNS) — Stan Lutz doesn’t get what the fuss is all about.
Mayo Clinic unravels a mystery disease for Minnesota lawyer
ROCHESTER, Minn. (TNS) –– Greg Widseth didn’t know what hit him.
God taps variety of messengers to instill resurrection, hope
God works in mysterious ways to provide signs of resurrection and hope for Coulee Region residents.
Sparta and West Salem to receive $95,000 in workforce developments grants
The school districts in West Salem and Sparta will receive more than $95,000 in grant funding from the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development's Fast Forward program.
Convention & Visitors Bureau announces scholarship winners for seminar
The La Crosse Area Convention & Visitors Bureau is pleased to announce the winners of 12 scholarships to Lee Cockerell’s “You Can Create Disney Magic Too: Lessons in Customer Service, Lead…
Ho-Chunk Nation exploring major development near Madison gaming facility
MADISON — The Ho-Chunk Nation is exploring a major development that could include a sports complex, museum, regional entertainment venue and more near the tribe’s casino on the Southeast Side …
