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Six figure mandolin at center of court case now for sale
A rare and valuable mandolin stolen from an elderly La Crosse woman by a businessman now is for sale in La Crosse.
Dayton challenges lawmakers to take risks, invest in schools
ST. PAUL (AP) — Gov. Mark Dayton urged lawmakers Thursday to take political risks rather than follow public opinion polls as the Democrat sought support for an expansive preschool learning pla…
Last days for Losey Boulevard ash trees
Drivers and residents along Losey Boulevard on La Crosse’s east side should take a long, last look today at trees spray-painted with a blaze orange X.
Chris Hardie: Still waters indeed run deep
My baby boy is getting married.
UW-L students selected to perform in honors recital
Six students have been selected to perform in the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Department of Music Honors Recital at 2 p.m. Sunday in Annett Recital Hall in UW-L Center for the Arts at 16…
Organic Valley grapples with enviable problems: Record sales, 193 percent profit leap
Organic Valley is in a predicament: Demand for its products is outstripping supplies, which adds a nettlesome element to a seemingly enviable situation.
Raise approved for 2017 council
La Crosse Common Council members will be paid $300 more a month when the city cuts four elected seats in 2017.
Mum's the word on climate change
MADISON — A Wisconsin state board made up of elected officials has voted to ban staff members of a small agency from on-the-job discussion or work related to climate change.
Free events set for special health insurance enrollment
The Western Region Enrollment Network, which provides free assistance to people who need help navigating the federal Healthcare Marketplace, has scheduled several events for those eligible to …
Sirens ikely to continue in Bangor
The siren no longer appears to be an issue in Bangor after an advisory referendum, but that won't mean quiet.
Budget uncertainty alone enough to scare off blue-chip profs
MADISON -- UW-Madison’s first choices for director of the Carbone Cancer Center and a top-level faculty researcher in the nursing school turned down the jobs in early February because of conce…
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies:
At the pumps on Thursday, April 9, 2015
Prices Thursday for a gallon of regular gas on Thursday, April 9:
Organic Valley grapples with positive problem of too much success
Organic Valley is in a predicament: Demand for its products is outstripping supplies, which can be nettlesome.
Man sought in Jackson County home invasion
Jackson County authorities are looking for the public’s help finding a man who broke into a town of Brockway house Wednesday evening and stabbed a resident.
Transportation topic of mayor’s forum
Transportation will be the focus of the second annual Mayor’s Neighborhood Conference from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Myrick Center in La Crosse’s Myrick Park.
Dakota Area Community School to close at end of school year
DAKOTA, Minn. — Dakota Area Community School will close at the end of this year.
Democrats renew call for changes to Walker budget
Democrats are renewing their call for significant changes to Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposal, including reducing a $300 million cut to the University of Wisconsin System and spending more …
Washburn weighs in on improvement projects
The Washburn Neighborhood will get its wish for more porous pavement on Eighth Street to alleviate flooding and eventually should gain lighting to make Seventh Street safer — part of the city’…
Six things to know about Rand Paul
WASHINGTON (TNS) — Rand Paul, a libertarianish eye doctor who’s courting the votes of techies, conservatives, African-Americans and fans of Edward Snowden, is often called the most interesting…
