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The Kohl’s Cares program donated $30,238 to the Gundersen Medical Foundation to produce public service announcements for the foundation’s Together Against Bullying campaign.

White people can be such nerds.

Attention stargazers: The good news is that this afternoon's sunset will coincide with a partial solar eclipse. That means the sun -- when spied through eclipse glasses or other special viewin…

La Crosse County voters will have a chance to weigh in next month on whether the state should increase the minimum wage.

Dueling statistics are as much an issue as health care insurance coverage in the advisory referendums Nov. 4 in La Crosse County, 18 other counties and the city of Kenosha on whether the state…

Commuters and other travelers who use Hwy. 33 to and from La Crosse will be relieved on Nov. 15 when it reopens after a construction closure that forced them to detour around Irish Hill for ei…

Continued vandalism in three downtown La Crosse parking ramps led a city panel Wednesday to suggest a $1,000 fine for anyone caught damaging the new pay stations.

A victim testified Wednesday that she lives in constant fear because a man she didn’t know messed with her life.

The local jobless rate fell to the lowest point since May 2008 as the La Crosse metro area gained about 500 jobs.

The confirmation of 43 cases of whooping cough in La Crosse County this year — nearly double last year’s total of 23 — prompted the county health department to alert hospitals to be on the loo…

WINONA, Minn. -- Anonymous donors have offered a reward of up to $3,000 for information leading to the recovery of a Paul Watkins portrait that went missing from Watkins Manor earlier this fall.

VIRGINA, Minn. (AP) — The gray wolf population has increased slightly in the Western Great Lakes District — Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan — even as two of the three states have begun allow…

David Berling has no memory of the night his plane crashed into a California field — or even the previous week.

An increase in state support has turned Western Technical College funding on its head, and district residents will see lower property tax bills this year.

MILWAUKEE — Thousands of emails prosecutors collected during the first secret investigation into Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s former aides and associates when he was a county executive were r…

It’s all over. Even the shouting.

There was disagreement over the direction of state government but few differences on policy in a debate Tuesday between candidates for the 96th Assembly District.

State Rep. Steve Doyle, D-Onalaska, and his Republican challenger, Tracie Happel, disagreed on raising the minimum wage and educational vouchers, among other issues, during a debate Tuesday night.

Two  University of Wisconsin-La Crosse administrators were injured Tuesday when a car struck them on State Street.

Former La Crosse County GOP chairman Julian Bradley is getting a boost in his race for secretary of state.