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Napa winemaker was unraveling before he shot investor, self
NAPA, Calif. — Robert Dahl came west from Minnesota with a powerful desire to make his fortune in Napa Valley’s famed wine country. And it looked like he had succeeded — for a while.
Longtime Tomah grocery store sold to Gordy's
TOMAH — A longtime Tomah grocery business has been sold.
Spiritualty is attainable in walks of life, priest says
Time was, the theory of everything spiritual had a Shakespearean flair, such as Hamlet’s advice on how to lead a life of virtue: “Get thee to a nunnery.”
Things That Matter: Cabbage cutter
The only thing better than daydreaming about the spring garden is daydreaming about the first fresh-from-the-earth harvest.
Driftless Community radio announces scholarship
Driftless Community radio, WDRT, in partnership with Running Inc. of Viroqua, will offer a $1,000 media arts scholarship to graduating high school students or post-high school continuing educa…
Send us your tales of resurrection, hope
The La Crosse Tribune would like to share your stories of resurrection and hope in your lives to be featured in the Easter Sunday edition.
Reporting confusion means FBI shows crime-free UW-L
For three years now, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, alone among 13 UW System schools, has had no crime, according to FBI statistics.
Potential contamination delays surgeries at Mayo-Franciscan
Potential contamination of most supplies in the sterile processing department at Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare has prompted delays in surgeries, the hospital announced Friday…
Couple that didn't show for court faced nearly 50 years
MADISON — The southeastern Wisconsin couple that didn’t show up for their animal cruelty trial after two bodies were discovered on their property each faced nearly 50 years behind bars.
Christina Fenton and Jeanne Halderson: Thanks for help with run/walk
We would like to say thank you for all of the community support we and our families received during the 2015 McFlury Run/Walk.
Jennifer Vue: Xiong family grateful for support
Today we lay our beloved Joshua Xiong to rest among the angels. His family is truly thankful for all of the community support.
Gail Burns: Kindness of stranger is appreciated
I would like to thank the man who stopped to aid my cousin on Feb. 26 when she slipped on snow-covered ice along Rose Street and waited with her until first responders arrived. My cousin didn'…
Gary Althoff: Grateful for help with creek project
On behalf of the residents in the village of Bangor, I would like to thank Lt. Edward Ikert III of the 327th Engineer Company and the Naval Sea Cadet Corps for their help during Operation Dutc…
Things small and wonderful
Model rail enthusiasts and lovers of doll houses and miniatures are in for a treat this weekend: the 34th annual La Crosse & 3 Rivers Model Railroad Show at the La Crosse Center.
Dust on sterilized equipment delays surgery at Mayo
Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare is rescheduling some surgeries because of a fine coating of dust on most supplies in its sterile processing department, the hospital announced today.
If bankers regulated tattoos — and other legislative health issues
Go figure — Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed budget would move jurisdiction over tattoo and body piercing parlors from health inspectors to the Department of Financial Institutions and Professiona…
Police seek suspect in South Side robbery
La Crosse police are looking for a man who robbed a South Side cash advance store at gunpoint Thursday evening.
Longtime Tomah grocery store sold to Gordy's
TOMAH — A longtime Tomah grocery business has been sold.
BNSF permitted to work near eagle nest
BNSF Railway has been granted federal permission to disturb up to two eagle nests if necessary while installing a second line of track through the La Crosse River marsh.
