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Low-lying dams drown hundreds of unsuspecting victims
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — For the better part of a century, submerged dams were workhorses of the American heartland, harnessing the power of rivers to run grain mills, generate electricity and …
Hundreds of dogs sickened by flu
MADISON — A canine flu outbreak has sickened many dogs in the Midwest, and veterinarians are cautioning pet owners to keep their dogs from going nose-to-nose with other four-legged friends.
Green Bay greats hang out with Packers fans
Former Green Bay Packers and NFL Hall of Famers Jerry Kramer and Dave Robinson were among the stars who visited Spring Brook Assisted Living on Wednesday in Onalaska as part of the team's spri…
'Entopreneurs' feed growing appetite for edible insects
SAN FRANCISCO — They hop. They crawl. They squirm. And they could be coming to a dinner plate near you.
Appleseed to perform classic comedy 'The Nerd'
LA CRESCENT, Minn. — Don’t let anyone fool, comedy’s no laughing matter.
Wisconsin prison guard fired for harassing inmates
The state Department of Corrections quietly terminated a correctional officer in 2014 for sexually harassing prison inmates, according to records obtained following the filing of a lawsuit.
Converting DNR board to advisory council removed from budget
MADISON — Lawmakers removed a clause from Republican Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed state budget on Wednesday that would have stripped the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ board of its…
Confession of a drunk driver
This is Day 16 of the Mothers Against Drunk Driving national campaign in its run-up to PowerTalk 21 on April 21, encouraging parents to talk to their children about drinking.
Tim Kotnour to head State Bank Financial
State Bank Financial has a new leader. Timothy J. Kotnour was elected president and CEO of the bank, and Wednesday was his first day on the job.
UW-L ultimate race challenge pushes sexual assault awareness
An ultimate race will help UW-La Crosse students advocate and show their support for sexual assault awareness.
Income tax reciprocity deal could be near for Wisconsin, Minnesota
Wisconsin and Minnesota revenuers could be close to settling a feud and making tax time easier for workers who cross state lines to get to their jobs.
Gig city: CenturyLink expands high-speed internet service to La Crosse
Internet provider CenturyLink announced Wednesday that it is offering 1 gigabit service to customers in La Crosse, promising significantly faster service than currently available.
DNR warns of extreme fire risk in region
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources warns that the western half of the state is under extreme fire danger.
Father of Minnesota boy charged with 2nd-degree murder
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Citing cellphone location data and an inquiry about increasing life insurance coverage, prosecutors charged a Minnesota man on Tuesday with killing his 10-year-old son who h…
Neighbors Day desperately seeks volunteers
The 2015 Neighbors Day needs help in helping out. Lots of help. The La Crosse Jaycees have a record-high 200 requests to do yard and other outside cleaning Saturday for residents who can’t do …
Taxes: by the numbers
Today is the deadline to file state and federal tax forms for 2014.
Hwy. 108, C switch stays on track
The swap of state Hwy. 108 and county Hwy. C will move forward after the state agreed that La Crosse County does not need to meet certain standards when it takes responsibility for the other s…
Hike up Miller's Bluff set for Saturday
The Mississippi Valley Conservancy has organized a hike up Miller Bluff from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, April 18.
UW-L economists host discussion on income inequality
Faculty in UW-La Crosse’s Economics Department will host a conversation about income inequality at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 22, in 1309 Centennial Hall on the UW-L campus.