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A 'soft landing' or a recession? How the economy is performing in Wisconsin
The solid hiring revealed in Friday’s jobs report for November is boosting hopes that the U.S. economy will achieve a “soft landing” next year. Check out how the economy is performing in Wisconsin.
Most Americans plan to spend this holiday season, despite inflation; Earnings vs. spending in Wisconsin
A recent Deloitte survey shows that 95% of Americans plan to shop for gifts this season. Check out what consumers are earning vs. spending in Wisconsin.
Thinking about building a sunroom? 6 great reasons to go for it
Content by The Board Store Home Improvements. Find out why a sunroom makes an excellent home improvement investment.
Holmen Knights host free throw contest Jan. 3
Boys and girls ages 9 to 14 are invited to participate in the local level of competition for the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. The Holmen area competition will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 3, at the Holmen…
Recent displays of hate in southern Wisconsin highlight uptick in antisemitism
"It’s not surprising that it’s gone up. What’s surprising is the rate that it’s gone up and the rate since Oct. 7."
Unconnected exhaust pipes in car where 3 Marines, 1 from Verona, died of carbon monoxide poisoning
Autopsies performed on Camp Lejeune lance corporals Tanner Kaltenberg of Verona, Merax Dockery and Ivan Garcia determined that they died of carbon monoxide poisoning, which can happen from car exhaust.
Longfellow Middle School students of the month for November
Longfellow Middle School students of the month for November
MLK celebration to honor UW-La Crosse Pride Center director
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Pride Center Director Will Vanroosenbeek has been named the 2024 Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Award winner.
Protected wildlife corridor along Kickapoo River expands south of Gays Mills
LA CROSSE, WI – The Twining Farm, a 345-acre historic homestead property along the west bank of Kickapoo River, just south of Gays Mills, Wisconsin, is now permanently conserved for the sake of the river, its native habitats, wildlife, and…
Pfaff appointed to State Building Commission
State Sen. Brad Pfaff, D-Onalaska, was appointed this week to serve on the State Building Commission. The commission oversees capital budget requests for all state facilities, including the Universities of Wisconsin.
Onalaska man dies in motor vehicle crash in Vernon County
An Onalaksa man died Sunday, Dec. 3 in a motor vehicle crash in rural Viola.
Pro-life Wisconsin plans trip to DC Jan. 17-21
Pro-Life Wisconsin will conduct its March for Life trip to Washington, D.C. from Jan. 17-21.
WAY IT WAS: Dedication of South Branch Library, May 25, 1952
The South Branch Library was formally dedicated on May 25, 1952, after many delays. Pictured here is library director Muriel Fuller addressing citizens at the dedication ceremonies. A formal request was sent to the La Crosse Common Council from the…
As federal funding plummets, need for Family and Children's Center services spikes
On average each year, about 300 children — mostly victims of violent crimes — step into the doors of Family and Children’s Center’s Matty’s Place in Winona and Stepping Stones in La Crosse to share their stories.
Woven portraits of women who champion water come to Madison
Artist Mary Burns of Mercer uses a high-tech jacquard loom to create stunning portraits that for the next two months are at the James Watrous Gallery at Overture Center.
Gas prices continue to drop nationwide, but how are they doing in Wisconsin?
Gas prices have reportedly fallen every day since the peak on September 18. Here's how they're doing in Wisconsin.
Viroqua's VIVA Gallery to host 1st Thursday event Dec. 7
VIVA Gallery in Viroqua will host its 1st Thursday reception Dec. 7, from 5 to 7 p.m.
All work and no play? Not for Madison's gaming community
Madison has become a hub for the revitalization of classic gaming.
Watch as Gov. Tony Evers lights the Wisconsin Capitol Christmas tree
Continuing a decades-long tradition, Gov. Tony Evers lights the state Capitol Christmas tree Friday. The 30-foot Balsam fir was donated by Marge Van Heuklon of Rhinelander. It was planted in 2005 as a memorial to Frank Magnus, a World War…
Otter in La Crosse River marsh is a sign of animal's resurgence in Mississippi watershed
Otters aren't rare to Wisconsin, but it is unusual to see them in the wild. That made Thursday exciting for those who spotted one in the La Crosse River marsh.
