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UW-La Crosse offers business plan development
The UW-La Crosse Small Business Development Center can help with people create a business plan through a workshop, “Planning Basics for Business,” that runs from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Thursday.
Lepsch denied new trial in 2012 homicides
A judge Friday rejected a new trial for a Minnesota man imprisoned for life for murdering a father and son at their downtown La Crosse camera store in 2012.
Charges pending against accused animal hoarder
A rural Kendall woman accused of hoarding dogs could be charged with animal mistreatment.
Milwaukee stadium will be tough sell for lawmakers
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Republican leaders in the state Assembly say it won’t be easy to find the public money that the Milwaukee Bucks are seeking to help build a new arena.
Health care navigator at Workforce Connections
Workforce Connections Inc. in La Crosse has a full-time health care navigator to help individuals and small businesses during open enrollment for insurance coverage under the Affordable Care A…
Veterans Pow-wow today at Fort McCoy
FORT McCOY — The annual Veterans Traditional Pow-wow will take place at Fort McCoy today in honor of active duty and veteran Native Americans.
Experts, advocates make competing claims on high-voltage transmission
Expert testimony is piling up as state regulators prepare to rule on a proposed high-voltage transmission line between La Crosse and Dane counties.
New crisis line taps youths' social media leanings to text troubles
A new Wisconsin crisis line that encourages youths to text their troubles could be a boon to help increasing numbers of stressed adolescents cope, according to a La Crosse County health official.
'Crying in the Wilderness' screening Tuesday
The independent film "Crying in the Wilderness" will be shown at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Southside Neighborhood Center, 1300 S. Sixth St.
Postal workers protest service cuts
Postal workers protested outside the La Crosse Post Office Friday afternoon as part of a nationwide union protest against new delivery standards that are part of the U.S. Postal Service’s effo…
Students show off work, research at Seven Rivers symposium
As Asian carp continue to threaten Midwest waterways, scientists and researchers are working on ways to combat the invasive fish species.
Fund established for family of missing boater
A memorial fund has been established to benefit the family of an Onalaska man presumed drowned.
Hwy. 33 should reopen next week for the winter
This week's cold weather has pushed things back again for the Hwy. 33 project east of La Crosse.
Lepsch denied new trial in 2012 homicides
A judge today rejected a new trial for a Minnesota man imprisoned for life for murdering a father and son at their downtown La Crosse camera store.
Warming Center organizers plan next step for daytime drop-in center
Now that the new La Crosse Warming Center is filling up nightly, organizers are moving to the second step in their three-part plan to serve the homeless.
U.S. allowing more tar sands oil through Minn. without review, suit says
Environmental advocates are challenging a workaround by Enbridge Energy to transport additional Canadian crude oil into the United States while waiting for a federal permit.
Capital improvement budget includes airport, bandshell work
The La Crosse Common Council approved a $36.4 million capital improvement program budget for 2015 that includes a major renovation of the La Crosse Regional Airport terminal and preparations f…
Shag carpet and action figures: 1970s museum display targets GenX audience
SPARTA, Wis. — Amid the horse-drawn plows, bottles of genuine snake oil and other 19th century artifacts, visitors to the Monroe County Historical Society this winter might notice a set of Sta…
LYSO to perform Saturday at Heider Center
WEST SALEM -- The La Crosse Area Youth Symphony Orchestra will bring its fall performance to West Salem this year.
Loggers owner to speak at Leadership at Noon series
La Crosse Loggers baseball team owner Dan Kapanke and general manager Chris Goodell will speak as part of the Viterbo University Leadership at Noon series Tuesday in the Reinhart Center room 107.
