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Loss of federal highway aid adds to Wisconsin road woes
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Federal aid for Wisconsin highways dropped by 3.6 percent, nearly $28 million, over the five years ending in 2013, according to data obtained by The Associated Press, exa…
Elk trapped, await trip back to Wisconsin
Officials have completed trapping of elk in Kentucky and the animals now are awaiting their trip back to Wisconsin, where some will be released into the Black River State Forest.
Gov. Scott Walker's changes to state government amid likely presidential run called 'monumental,' 'evolutionary'
Gov. Scott Walker’s third biennial budget accelerates his generational shift in state government, though critics, including some Republicans, say it serves his presidential ambitions as much a…
20-year cheddar already creating a buzz
Patience might pay off for Tony Hook, but people who love his cheese will have to move a little quicker.
Tomah and Warrens parishes to merge
TOMAH — Catholic parishes in Tomah and Warrens will merge to become Queen of Apostles Parish effective July 1.
Crude corridor: railroads expanding capacity on Mississippi River as freight, oil traffic grows
Increased freight shipments and a rosy economic outlook have triggered a construction boom as U.S. railroads scramble to upgrade their lines. But while major investments by BNSF and Canadian P…
Pets of the week for Sunday, Feb. 22
Gizmo Marie is a 3-year-old spayed domestic shorthaired cat who is current on her vaccinations. She needs a home that will be patient with her at first because it does take her some time to ad…
Bald eagles nesting near proposed rail project
BNSF’s plans to add a second set of tracks through the La Crosse River marsh might face one additional obstacle: a pair of bald eagles nesting near the tracks.
La Crosse kitchen fire displaces two
The La Crosse Fire Department is investigating the cause of a kitchen fire early Saturday that displaced two adults living at 412 Liberty St.
Despite slow day of fishing, anglers hooked on sport
BRICE PRAIRIE — The hundreds of anglers trying to lure a prize catch out of Lake Onalaska Saturday agreed on two things: The fish weren’t cooperating, but the weather was.
Big Brothers Big Sisters gets Bremer grant
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the 7 Rivers Region received a $45,000 grant from the Otto Bremer Foundation to fund youth mentoring programs in La Crosse County.
Year-old waste system deemed a success
A little over a year after blazing the trail as the county’s first municipality to go to an automated waste collection system, Onalaska is counting the move as a big success.
Father sentenced to 18 months for abuse
The mother of a child abuse victim testified Friday that May 18, 2013, was the best day of her life.
La Crescent man sharpens knives to carve steaks for high stakes in national cut-off
Tim Byard is primed for his trip to Florida next week, with his stocking cap, five layers of clothing and a pair of gloves — but the duds are not for the 81-degree high temperature predicted w…
Vernon Memorial to unveil united therapy department
VIROQUA — Vernon Memorial Healthcare in Viroqua will unveil its new therapy department during a ceremony at 3 p.m. Monday, followed by a ribbon cutting.
Walker backs push to make Wisconsin right-to-work state
MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker backed a surprise move Friday by Republican legislators to quickly vote on making Wisconsin a right-to-work state, an action the likely 2016 presidential candidate …
Gov. Walker backs push to make Wisconsin right-to-work state
MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker backed a surprise move Friday by Republican legislators to quickly vote on making Wisconsin a right-to-work state, an action the likely 2016 presidential candidate …
Lot C agreement back to city Monday
Though a special city meeting has been set for Monday, La Crosse city and county officials still appear at an impasse over terms on what each commits to do for a proposed $68 million housing, …
Things That Matter: Portrait of early La Crosse settler
This painting, signed by Charles Waldo Jenkins (1821-96) and dated 1848, is of Fredericka Augusta Levey (1820-90).
Larry Corcoran: G-E-T sports teams are top-notch
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau basketball season was filled with exciting games — from high school down to fourth grade.




