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Local legislators sound off on Walker's budget
State Rep. Lee Nerison may be in the majority now, but the Westby Republican knows what it’s like to be on the other side of the aisle.
Thompson: Walker has grueling year ahead to do well in Iowa
The former governor said he doesn't blame Walker's presidential schedule for a budget flap over the Wisconsin Idea.
Auschwitz visit with tortured survivor shocks former Arcadia men
Accompanying a Holocaust survivor to the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp where she was tortured and the Nazis murdered 1.1 million people, including her family, was nearly incomprensible…
Legislators, business-owners split on Sunday liquor
To no one’s surprise at the Minnesota State Capitol, legislators will once again debate this session whether Minnesota should end its 80-year-old “blue law” that prohibits the sale of alcohol …
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Hometown history: Vintage truck loaded with brooms
THE WAY IT WAS: This circa 1915 photo shows a truck loaded with brooms parked on a snow covered street in the 200 block of Front Street, just south of Pearl Street. It is thought the truck had…
Walker's cuts to SeniorCare could leave some struggling
MADISON (AP) — Wisconsin’s older residents say Gov. Scott Walker’s proposal to cut funding for the SeniorCare drug program could leave them struggling to make ends meet.
Minnesota sex offender program faces court test
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota’s civil commitment program for sex offenders has been under fire for years by people who say it’s unconstitutional because it amounts to a life sentence. A federal…
No injuries after accidental shooting in Sparta (copy)
SPARTA — No one was injured Saturday when a pistol accidentally discharged and the bullet went through the floor of the apartment into the apartment below, police said.
No injuries after accidental shooting in Sparta
SPARTA —No one was injured Saturday when a pistol accidentally discharged and the bullet went through the floor of the apartment into the apartment below, police said.
DNR issues air quality alert for La Crosse County
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has issued an air quality advisory for La Crosse County until 6 p.m., the National Weather Service in La Crosse reports.
Extra Effort: Viroqua senior overcomes reading disability
Reading has always been difficult for 17-year-old Samantha Dach.
Community booster Joan Mueller hails advent of wellness culture
One of the Coulee Region’s biggest boosters as a community activist dynamo has a confession to make.
Mardi Gras royalty honored for service
Greg and Kathy Curti took over as the 24th reigning Rex and Queen and the first royalty under the newly expanded Coulee Region Mardi Gras celebration Saturday evening.
Washington Post added to Tribune digital access
The La Crosse Tribune has teamed up with The Washington Post to provide another great reason to activate your full-access digital subscription to the La Crosse Tribune.
Wisconsin students will take scaled back Common Core-aligned tests this spring
Wisconsin students are set to take a new kind of standardized test next month — one that is online, interactive and expected to be more rigorous than the annual pencil-and-paper exam given to …
Legislator wants to introduce controversial 'ag-gag' bill
MADISON -- A state legislator is planning to introduce a bill that would force anyone who videotapes or photographs incidents of animal abuse on a Wisconsin farm to report it to law enforcemen…
Former driver ready for last stop in school bus casket
GRAND MEADOW, Minn. — Many of the best years of Glen Davis’ life were spent driving a school bus for Grand Meadow Public Schools.
With handwritten plea, 84-year-old hunter charms lawmakers
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Behind a bill to add a scant three lines to Minnesota’s hunting laws is a story of an aging man.