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Language experts: English spelling needs overhaul
Today Sam will plow through the city’s rough boroughs in search of artisanal cookie dough, even though he ought to stay home to nurse his cough.
Study: Keep Myrick Center open to public; second hearing today
The public has told the city it wants the former EcoCenter in Myrick Park to remain available for community use, with an emphasis on education and without excessive charges or fees.
Daley wants to be first Wisconsin justice to vote for chief
MADISON — Wisconsin Supreme Court challenger James Daley said Tuesday he wants to be the first justice to vote for a new chief of the high court.
Winter Extravaganza set for Jan. 24 at McCoy's Whitetail Ridge Ski Area
FORT McCOY — Whitetail Ridge Ski Area’s annual Winter Extravaganza event will be at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Leadership at Noon to feature Dave Rogers
Dave Rogers, owner of Dave’s Guitar Shop in La Crosse, will speak as part of the Viterbo University Leadership at Noon Series on Tuesday in room 107 or the Reinhart Center.
Daley: Gay marriage should be decided by states
MADISON -- State Supreme Court candidate James Daley said Tuesday deciding whether same-sex couples should be allowed to marry is a matter for states, not the federal courts, which in the past…
Great Rivers United Way campaign goal within reach
With just over a week and a half left in its 2014-15 Campaign, Great Rivers United Way still needs to raise approximately $100,000 to meet this year’s goal.
Biggest Health Challenge-La Crosse to promote
The fourth annual Biggest Health Challenge-La Crosse adds a twist to its predecessors, concentrating on overall wellness instead of just weight loss.
Corps called on to study BNSF line
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind of La Crosse joined U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin on Tuesday to formally request the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers do an environmental study on the potential effects a second BN…
Onalaska snowmobilers frolic in perfect conditions — way up north
Gary Hanson and about 20 other members of the Onalaska Coulee Sno-Drifters Club are having a field day, revving their snowmobiles and dashing across perfectly groomed trails.
Dayton details child care tax credit he'll have in budget
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Flanked by families, Gov. Mark Dayton proposed Tuesday expanding a child and dependent care tax credit to 92,000 more Minnesota families who could see hundreds of dollars in …
Northbound Oak Street to close through week
The northbound lane of Oak Street at Enterprise Avenue will be closed to traffic for several days starting this morning to allow Xcel Energy to install new utility poles and relocate wires.
Walker to attend Koch Brothers event this weekend
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker plans to attend a weekend meeting organized by the political arm of billionaire conservative brothers David and Charles Koch.
Public hearing tonight on Myrick Center
Public hearings have been set for this evening and Wednesday on suggested future uses for the Myrick Center, once the centerpiece facility of the now-defunct Myrick-Hixon EcoPark.
La Crosse Public Education Foundation honors those who "Dare to Dream"
In honor of Martin Luther King Day, the La Crosse Public Education Foundation honored student and staff dreams Monday morning.
Students try skills in health care — nation's fastest-growing job market
The job shadowing was a success — and no patients died — when 20 La Crosse high school students tested their hands at medical maneuvers to diagnose what health care occupation they might choose.
Joni Ernst’s next move
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, will have been in the Senate for just two weeks before she delivers the GOP’s response to the State of the Union — and Republicans already predict her influence in the…
Push ahead for 70 mph speed limit
MADISON (AP) — Assembly Republicans hope the Senate’s newest members will help pass a bill raising the speed limit to 70 mph in Wisconsin.
Gov. Walker acknowledges considering more autonomy for UW System
MADISON -- Gov. Scott Walker acknowledged Monday that his administration is considering granting more autonomy to the University of Wisconsin System.