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Free sustainability workshop offered for La Crosse small businesses and organizations
The city of La Crosse and the Climate Alliance for the Common Good are offering a free workshop to help small businesses and organizations in La Crosse develop sustainability plans that are affordable, may save companies money and are ready…
Pregnant driver, cat rescued after vehicle lands on roof in creek near Independence
A seven-months pregnant woman and her cat were rescued from a vehicle upside down in a creek Tuesday near Independence.
Body of missing canoeist on Black River recovered in Jackson County
The body of a canoeist reported missing on the Black River in Jackson County has been recovered.
Trempealeau police searching for person reported missing in La Crosse
The village of Trempealeau is asking for the public's help to locate a missing person.
Madison doctor's ashes are bound for the moon, but fuel leak might doom the landing
About a teaspoon of the Madison doctor's ashes were slated to land on the moon Feb. 23, aboard a capsule on the Vulcan rocket that took off Monday.
Onalaska library to host 'Meet Mr. King' Jan. 16
ONALASKA -- Bright Star Touring Theatre, a national professional touring company based out of Asheville, N.C., will perform its acclaimed show “Meet Dr. King” at the Onalaska Public Library at 4 p.m. Jan. 16.
Legislation would rename Tomah VA after Jason Simcakoski
Two Wisconsin lawmakers have introduced legislation to rename the Tomah Veterans Administration Medical Center.
Wafer Food Pantry in La Crosse is going greener
After months of planning and discussions with electrical and structural engineers, the beginning of a solar project kicked off in September. Running into a few challenges delayed completion of the system. However, as of 11 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 3, WAFER…
Health department urges residents to test for radon
Radon is an odorless, colorless, invisible gas that can enter homes and buildings through the foundation. One in 10 Wisconsin homes has elevated levels of radon. According to a La Crosse County news release, radon causes an estimated 21,000 lung…
La Crosse area building permits
Here are recent La Crosse area building permits.
Denton Street fire in La Crosse damages shed, spares nearby building
A fire that broke out Sunday in La Crosse damaged a shed but was contained before it could damage any residential structures.
Remodeling in the new year? Here are the keys to a successful project
Content by The Board Store Home Improvements. The expert team at The Board Store provided an insider’s view of what homeowners should know before they begin a remodel.
The concrete art of Grandview in Hollandale gets a historic nod
The former farm of artist Nick and Katherine Engelbert is now on the state Register of Historic Places and is a showcase for Nick's sculptures and paintings.
Some projections say Americans will spend less money on gas in 2024 — what about gas prices in Wisconsin?
GasBuddy projects that gas prices will fall in 2024 for the second year in a row. Here's a look at changes in gas prices in Wisconsin.
La Crosse Children's Museum seeks artists to help celebrate its 25th anniversary
The Gertrude Salzer Gordon Children's Museum of La Crosse opened in downtown La Crosse on Feb. 28, 1999, and will soon celebrate 25 years of "learning and fun… rolled into one!"
Corps of Engineers reminds public of Lock and Dam 7 closure
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, reminds the public that Lock and Dam 7, located near La Crescent, is closed for winter maintenance. The parking lot is also inaccessible to the public, according to the news release.
THE WAY IT WAS: Winter Carnival Parade, January 1921
The J.C. Burns Fruit House was a staple fruit provider in La Crosse from 1883-1938, and was especially known for their bananas. The first retail store location was at 309 Main St., and the warehouse was located at 110-112 N.…
Rescuers of 2 children who fell through ice describe harrowing moments
“I didn’t give it a second thought. I just went for them,” rescuer Jarett Carver, 21, said.
'Front row seats' to activities at latest homeless encampment a concern for La Crosse businesses
As the homeless encampment across the La Crosse River from the Riverside International Friendship Gardens grows, nearby businesses and residents have reported discomfort about the camp’s presence.
Pedestrian crosswalks to be updated, will include countdown timer and auditory signals
Pedestrian crosswalk signals are set to be updated in heavy walking traffic areas across the city. The new signals will feature countdown timers and auditory signals to meet modern safety standards.
