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Losey to be closed a day for ash tree removal
La Crosse residents will get a wake-up call in April as to the severity of the emerald ash borer infestation in the city.
Two die from suspected drug overdoses in Black River Falls
BLACK RIVER FALLS — Black River Falls police suspect drug overdose as the cause of two deaths that occurred over the weekend in the city.
Huebsch out as secretary of administration in staff shake-up
MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker announced several changes among the ranks of his top administrators Monday, including the replacement of Administration Secretary Mike Huebsch with Madison Gas &…
La Crosse police seek driver in hit-and-run
La Crosse police are looking for a driver who hit a pedestrian early Sunday and fled the scene.
January restaurant inspection results available
The La Crosse Tribune's online restaurant inspection database has been updated with reports from January inspections.
Baymont Inn evacuated due to fire
ONALASKA — Guests at a hotel in Onalaska were evacuated when a fire broke out in a laundry room.
Three seats available on the Western District Board
With three openings on the Western District Board, board appointment committee officials are accepting applications for those interested in the seats.
New Richmond class teaches food origins, life lessons
NEW RICHMOND, Wis. — Lettuce, fish and a cow are teaching life lessons at New Richmond High School.
Walker budget restricts DNR review of timber cutting
MADISON -- Tens of thousands of acres of tax-subsidized private forest would be logged without state forester oversight of cutting plans under a proposal in Gov. Scott Walker’s budget.
More women making their mark in craft beer industry
MADISON — Jamie Baertsch worked as brewmaster at Wisconsin Dells Brewing Co., coming up with all the beer recipes, lugging around the malt, leaning over huge vats of wort and stirring, until t…
In the Service for Monday, Feb. 16, 2015
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Hometown history: Harris Grocery
THE WAY IT WAS: This undated photo from the 1960s, taken by former Tribune advertising manager Howard Colvin, shows the Harris Grocery which was located at 236 Main St. in La Crescent, Minn. T…
Onalaska wins Logan show choir competition (copy)
Local show choirs swept the top three spots at Saturday’s Logan Showcase show choir competition at Logan High School.
Onalaska wins Logan show choir competition
Local show choirs swept the top three spots at Saturday's Logan Showcase show choir competition at Logan High School.
Extra Effort: After friend's death, Holmen graduate turns life around
Growing up, Quinn Brodale fell into the wrong crowd.
La Crosse man receives congressional medal
The shadow of war loomed when 17-year-old Bill Bruring became one of the founding members of the La Crosse squadron of the Civil Air Patrol on Dec. 1, 1941.
Six on ballot in Jackson County judge race
BLACK RIVER FALLS — Jackson County voters this week will narrow the list of circuit court judge candidates as six vie to move on to the April ballot.
State's debt load for road construction rises significantly
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — State borrowing for road building would continue to rise under Gov. Scott Walker’s latest budget proposal, a trend that has industry leaders wondering if some transportati…
With 527 group, Walker joins long list of candidates pushing limits of federal law
MADISON -- Since winning re-election in November, Gov. Scott Walker has said he’s “seriously considering” running for president.
