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Workshop set on bicycle, pedestrian changes
The city is targeting King and 17th streets for potential improvements aimed at making those neighborhoods “greener, more walkable and more bicycle-friendly.”
Teen severely injured after jumping from van
TOWN OF WILTON — The Monroe County Sheriff’s Department reports that a 16-year-old girl was seriously injured Sunday morning when she leaped from a motor vehicle.
March, rally planned to mark death of man killed by police
MILWAUKEE (AP) — A march and rally will be held to mark the one-year anniversary of the killing of a man by a police officer in a downtown Milwaukee park.
For Goodness's Sake for Sunday, April 19, 2015
Administered by La Crosse County, the For Goodness’ Sake program provides donated household goods to the needy.
Extra Effort: Whitehall senior has bright future after hard work and determination
Growing up, Mikailah Lindberg hated her allergies.
Alcohol suspected in Vernon County crash
TOWN OF FRANKLIN -- A West Allis man was injured in a rollover crash Saturday night, according to the Vernon County Sheriff's Department.
Garden prep on the North Side
Saturday was a day of preparation, planting and learning at the Kane Street Community Garden.
Scott Walker tells N.H. GOP of his broad Republican support
NASHUA, N.H. — With his popularity in Wisconsin flagging, Gov. Scott Walker on Saturday emphasized his appeal to all segments of the Republican Party during a keynote speech at a New Hampshire…
Runner wants to make Boston Marathon his 1,000th finish line (copy)
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. — A worn, tattered spiral-bound notebook journals the results of every race in Roy Pirrung's 34-year running career — and this month, the log will receive its 1,000th entry.
Your money or your life: Many cancer patients face painful choice
DALLAS (TNS) — Kim Harris approached the communion rail at Zion Lutheran Church with a vial of pills in his hand. The thin, dying man and the Rev. Robert Preece were alone in the sanctuary.
Baraboo Circus World Museum to add camels to summer shows
BARABOO, Wis. — Every day will be hump day this summer at Circus World Museum.
With $100,000 to raise, project chairwoman optimistic
ONALASKA — The prospect of having to raise about $100,000 might seem daunting, but Lois (Lemke) Riniker is optimistic it can be done. And if she’s right, a long-talked-of Onalaska Cemetery bea…
Northern Hills project on track
ONALASKA — Onalaska School Board members got a sneak peak at the addition to Northern Hills Elementary last week, holding the board meeting in the school’s cafeteria and going on a walk-throug…
The Flood of '65: Falling water, rising river
First in a four-part series.
Growing grazing market creates revenue, land improvement
COON VALLEY, Wis. — Rod Ofte likes to think of himself as a soil farmer.
La Crosse home damaged by fire; no injures
Firefighters responded to a house fire at 5:20 p.m. Friday at 2537 15th St. in La Crosse.
La Crosse plans $1 million in streetscaping this summer
Downtown La Crosse will get about $1 million in streetscaping this summer, with an eye on making conditions better for new and existing trees along the sidewalks.
