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Local unemployment dips slightly in March
The local jobless rate dropped 0.1 percentage point in March as the labor force shrank slightly and jobs held steady.
Transmission line starts operating in Monroe County
An upgraded 17-mile, 69,000-volt electrical transmission line between Tomah and Sparta began operating Monday.
Kind bill would require IGs to publish all reports
In response to the VA overmedication scandal in Tomah, U.S. Rep. Ron Kind has introduced a bill that would require federal watchdog agencies to submit all reports on their work to Congress.
Flags at half-staff for UW-L grad who died in Japan
MARSHFIELD, Wis. — Flags are flying at half-staff at state buildings and military installations to honor a Wisconsin Air National Guard member who died in a fatal fall in Japan.
Bird flu lands at Chippewa County farm
A bird flu that’s deadly to poultry was confirmed to have been found in a northern Chippewa County farm Tuesday, county officials said.
Recount reaffirms BRF police will stay
BLACK RIVER FALLS — The results of the referendum that decides the fate of the Black River Falls Police Department didn’t change after a recount, so the city will keep its local force.
Arson accomplice guilty of theft, tax charges
BLACK RIVER FALLS — The man convicted of soliciting a former employee to burn down a historic Jackson County restaurant was found guilty of theft and income tax charges last week.
2 Gundersen employees to get Tribeca fest award — for upsetting applecart
Two Gundersen Health System employees will join the likes of the inventor of the Fosbury flop, the co-founder of Twitter and the driving force behind Wikipedia when they accept an award Friday…
Justice Bradley to defend herself in Abrahamson lawsuit
MADISON — Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley is breaking with her colleagues on the state’s highest court and will serve as her own attorney in defense of a lawsuit brought by C…
State Senate OKs eliminating gun waiting period
MADISON — Republicans who control the state Senate passed a bill Tuesday that would eliminate Wisconsin’s decades-old 48-hour waiting period for handgun purchases, brushing aside Democrats’ co…
DNR may get out of the dead deer business
MADISON — Spot a dead deer on the side of the road? Gov. Scott Walker doesn’t want the state Department of Natural Resources paying to clean it up.
Jerome Christenson: Let's come together to build dikes, not arks
WINONA -- If good schools could stop a flood, we might well hope for high water.
Part IV: The river falls and the rebuilding begins
Last in a four-part series.
Pasture Pride cheese wins top honors
Pasture Pride has been recognized with top honors for its Juusto Traditional at the 2015 U.S. Championship Cheese Contest. The national panel of expert cheese judges scored the cheese with a 9…
UMC churches set walks to fight malaria
United Methodist Churches and friends will sponsor walks throughout Wisconsin Saturday to observe World Malaria Day.
County takes steps against ‘social hosting’
La Crosse County will have new tools to crack down on adults who might play a role in setting up drinking parties for minors, just in time for some area proms and the upcoming high school grad…
‘Della's Diner’ serves up a screwball comedy
WEST SALEM — Mischief and mayhem will be at the top of the menu April 23 when the Marie W. Heider Center for the Arts hosts a performance of the musical comedy “Della’s Diner.”
Pet adoption event Friday, Saturday at Valley View Mall
The Coulee Region Humane Society will offer the Make a Friend for Life adoption event from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Valley View Mall in La Crosse.
Swantz remains council president
Dick Swantz will head the La Crosse Common Council for another two years.
Allamakee sets meeting on bond vote
WAUKON -- Allamakee County is holding a series of town-hall meetings this week on the upcoming bond vote for its jail. The special election for the $5.1 million bond referendum will be May 5.




