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Dump truck driver negotiating plea in I-90 fatal
A dump truck driver who had alcohol in his blood and admitted checking Facebook in the moments before a fatal Interstate 90 crash will likely avoid trial on multiple homicide charges.
One dead after falling from vehicle in Jackson County
Jackson County authorities are investigating the death of a person who fell from a moving vehicle Monday afternoon.
UW-L senior honored for Native American research
A UW-L senior’s side project in Mexico is earning him top honors in archaeological circles.
Walker proposes capping UW System tuition increases
MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker wants to modify his state budget plan to cap University of Wisconsin System resident undergraduate tuition increases at the rate of inflation, according to a letter…
Poage Park transformation begins
Sledgehammers and a bulldozer officially set into motion Monday the highly anticipated $1.3 million makeover of Poage Park in one of the city’s traditional South Side neighborhoods.
Fifth Avenue ‘parklet’ gets green light
Fifth Avenue in downtown La Crosse will host the city’s first “parklet,” a small area with seating and greenery that will be set up in a single street parking space.
Cornhole tourney to benefit CMN
ONALASKA — The seventh annual Ace in the Hole Cornhole Tournament fundraiser for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals will begin with check-in from 10 to 10:45 a.m. Saturday, with bags flying …
New King Gambrinus statue may be up in June
City Brewery officials hope to have a sturdy new fiberglass King Gambrinus statue in front of the brewery by June, after three people tore the arm off the old statue on March 18.
Police: Mother left child in car to buy drugs at La Crosse house
Prosecutors Monday charged a Galesville mother with neglect after she left her toddler alone inside a car while she stopped at a North Side house to use heroin.
La Farge clinic tailored to revoluntionize, economize treatments for Amish
LA FARGE — A new medical clinic rising on the village’s north side will include a genetic testing program to generate medical breakthroughs for treating the Amish and Mennonite communities con…
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
Erkan Karakoc, 42, of 1123 State St., was charged Monday as a fugitive. Karakoc is wanted in Madison County (Ill.) for deceptive practices and theft, according to the complaint.Candice Bluebir…
One injured in South Side break-in
A Viterbo University student was struck unconscious during a break-in late Thursday on the city's South Side.
19-year-old killed in crash Vernon County crash
A 19-year-old Soldier’s Grove man was killed early Sunday and multiple others injured in a crash in the Vernon County town of Kickapoo.
State agency disciplined 20 workers in 2014
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources disciplined several employees last year for alleged infractions including sexual harassment, running a sex toy business on st…
Hometown History: Courthouse Square in 1965
THE WAY IT WAS: A 1965 bird's-eye-view of the old Courthouse Square, now known as Lot C, bound by Third, Fourth, State and Vine streets. This photo, with Fourth and State in the foreground, wa…
Earth Hike at Miller Bluff
Mississippi Valley Conservancy is offering a great way to celebrate Earth Week with a hike up Miller Bluff as part of “Linked to the Land” series of outdoor experiences sponsored by Mayo Clini…
Riverfront's 'Game On' spreads the wealth for people with disabilities
Rare is the competition that ends with more than one victor, but Riverfront Inc. scored a trifecta when eight teams tangled at its fundraiser.
Legal experts disagree on merits of chief justice lawsuit
MADISON -- Legal observers disagree about whether Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson has a legal right to hold onto that title now that voters have adopted a new method f…
On Wisconsin: Getting to know the Badger State a little better
Dave Tillmans grew up in the Twin Cities, but a woman and prime sailing waters have kept him planted for the past 30 years just about as far north as you can get in Wisconsin.
More voters welcome increased property taxes to operate schools
Wisconsin school districts are increasingly turning to referendums to exceed revenue caps imposed by the state — in many cases to cover basic operating expenses.




