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Farmers fund research to breed gluten-free wheat
WICHITA, Kan. — Kansas farmers are paying for genetic research to figure out exactly why some people struggle to digest wheat.
Home sales rebound in February; La Crosse sales brisk, according to agent
Wisconsin’s existing home sales showed signs of growth in February, reversing January’s slump.
Wisconsin home sales rebound in February; La Crosse sales brisk, according to agent
Wisconsin’s existing home sales showed signs of growth in February, reversing January’s slump.
Chippewa Falls sand hauler to lay off 55, cites decreased demand
A Chippewa Falls-based sand hauling company is laying off workers citing decreased demand for sand.
La Crosse man pleads guilty to drug delivery after homicide charge dropped
A La Crosse man charged with homicide in a heroin overdose pleaded guilty to a reduced felony charge Monday after prosecutors said they can’t prove he was responsible for dealing the drug that…
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
Alex Mroch, 27, of 1414 Bainbridge St., was charged Monday as a fugitive. Mroch is wanted in Wabasha County (Minn.) for a probation violation, according to the complaint.David Dicus, 57, of We…
Police negotiator coaxes man from bluff
A La Crosse police negotiator coaxed a 23-year-old suicidal man from Grandad Bluff Saturday evening.
March madness: spring storm dumps up to 13 inches of snow
Transportation officials report snow-covered roads in Southeastern Wisconsin Monday after a spring storm dumped up to 13 inches of snow overnight.
An American icon in Winona: MMAM unveils famous George Washington painting
“Washington Crossing the Delaware.”
storm dumps up to 13 inches of snow; rain on tap Tuesday, but early thaw means low risk of flooding
A winter storm dumped up to 13 inches of wet snow on parts of the Coulee Region Sunday and Monday, snarling morning commutes and causing some schools to close.
Couple puts neighborly touch into Austin corner store
AUSTIN, Minn. (AP) — At the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Eighth Street Northeast in a multiethnic, blue-collar neighborhood a few blocks east of Austin's downtown is Reed's Fourth Avenue …
Hometown history: Cerise Dinner Club
THE WAY IT WAS: A circa 1961 postcard view of the Cerise Dinner Club when it was located at 2222 S. 32nd St. This popular restaurant, then owned by Gerald Heberlein, was destroyed by a fire 50…
Bike advocates, residents say proposed gravel pit could blemish Elroy-Sparta trail
Despite stiff opposition, the mine has won approval from town and county officials.
10-year-old auctioneer stars at Blue Earth Stockyards
BLUE EARTH, Minn. (AP) — By now, the members of the Owens household give not a second thought to the auctioneer’s chant coming from the bathroom shower. It’s just 10-year-old Cash getting his reps in.
Extra Effort: Luther senior refuses to let life's hurdles knock him down
ONALASKA — The hallmark of Joshua Raabe is his Christian character is able to weather storms, his high school principal said.
Supreme Court considers impact of disability law on police
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The police shooting in Georgia earlier this month of a naked, unarmed man with bipolar disorder spotlights the growing number of violent confrontations between police and th…
71 years later, Arcadia veteran receives Bronze Star
ETTRICK, Wis. — Clifford Blaha is a war hero, but he doesn’t make a big deal of it. So, on Saturday, his friend Paul Beseler saw to it that the 89-year-old received the Bronze Star he earned i…
With moratorium expired, Houston County faces questions about enforcement ability
With the expiration this month of a three-year moratorium on silica sand mining and no new laws in place to regulate it, Houston County officials are struggling to get a handle on existing min…
Tomah VA gets new leadership
TOMAH (AP) — The director of the troubled Veterans Administration Medical Center in Tomah has been reassigned.
