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Spousal hires offer benefits, draw scrutiny from UW-L administrators
In 2012, Heidi Macpherson was looking to move her career forward.
Show choirs start season with Viterbo's 101
Viterbo University’s Platinum Edition played host Saturday to some of the top high school show choirs in the Midwest, including such hometown favorites as Central's Grand Central Station, Holm…
Chorus of lawmakers want money for Minnesota's state band
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota's state band rehearses in a basement cafeteria, stores its music in a hard-to-reach closet and can't afford a marimba.
26-year-old woman dies of flu complications
KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) — A 26-year-old health care worker who had a flu shot has died after complications of the flu.
Will a Christie-Walker meeting at Lambeau be awkward?
MADISON -- We’re obviously rooting for a Green Bay Packers victory in today's playoff game against the Dallas Cowboys, but there are some serious questions surrounding the showdown at Lambeau Field.
International Falls celebrates the cold with Icebox Days
INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Minn. (AP) — It's January, and what better time to celebrate the frosty reputation of the self-proclaimed Nation's Icebox?
Area new car sales grow again in 2014
Area car dealers enjoyed continued sales growth in 2014 for the fourth straight year.
Two individuals, Cameron market honored as 'Healthy Living Heroes'
A 15-year-old anti-smoking advocate, a YMCA fitness instructor and the Cameron Park Farmers Market were dubbed “Healthy Living Heroes” Friday for their dedication to keeping people hale and hearty.
International Owl Center makes its first nest
HOUSTON, Minn. — The International Owl Center has its first home.
Weathering the storm: kitten rescued from blizzard in Whitewater Park (copy)
WINONA — A gray-and-white kitten, about 10 weeks old, huddled in the back of a cage Friday at the Winona Area Humane Society.
Annual roast beef dinner and party fundraiser
Aquinas Catholic Schools will be the beneficiary of a roast beef dinner fundraiser Jan. 17 at Holy Trinity’s Mardi Gras Party at American Legion Post 52 at Sixth and Market streets.
Viterbo exposes high school students to science, lab work at Big Bang Friday
Dozens of area high school students were at Viterbo University on Friday getting a hands-on look at what university-level lab work is like.
Luann Rose: Lakeview grateful for holiday help
Thank you so much to everyone who contributed to make the holidays brighter for everyone who resides at Lakeview Health Center. Your generosity and kindness helped fill this home with traditio…
Kim Scholze: BSJ grateful for holiday cheer
On behalf of the residents at Bethany St. Joseph Care Center, I would like to thank the entire La Crosse community for its generosity this Christmas.
Trains plus crude oil equals trouble along the tracks
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (TNS) –– Every day, strings of black tank cars filled with crude oil roll slowly across a long wooden railroad bridge over the Black Warrior River.
Humane officer removes 22 ponies, will seek charges
Twenty-two abandoned ponies were removed Wednesday from a property in the town of Tomah.
Chief: La Crosse officer was insubordinate, lied during investigation
La Crosse Police Chief Ron Tischer wanted a third-shift officer fired for blowing off an order from his supervisor and lying repeatedly during an internal investigation.
La Crosse coalition honors 'Healthy Living Heroes'
A 15-year-old anti-smoking advocate, a YMCA fitness specialist and the Cameron Park Farmers Market were dubbed “Healthy Living Heroes” today for their dedication to keeping people hale and hearty.
Report: Opiates handed out like candy at Tomah VA
A new report alleges prescription painkillers have become so widely dispensed at the Tomah VA that patients have taken to calling the hospital "Candy Land."
