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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.
UW-L public health programs retain accreditation
Two University of Wisconsin-La Crosse programs that prepare students to become public health and community health education professionals were recently re-accredited by the Council on Educatio…
Kelemen retires from PD, will apply for disability benefits
TOWN OF CAMPBELL – The town of Campbell police chief who tarnished his department’s reputation in a case of cyber-warfare will retire Friday from his position.
Police investigating central air unit thefts
La Crosse police need the public’s help finding who is responsible for stealing central air conditioning units from churches and businesses.
2 die of drug overdose at gas station
Two people died of suspected drug overdoses Sunday at a gas station, according to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department.
Minnesota preparing for second year of state healthcare exchange
WINONA, Minn. -- Saturday will mark the second round of open enrollment at MNsure, and Winonans and residents across the state are hoping this round goes more smoothly than the last.
Machine Products building again in crosshairs; owners say new plans in the works
For the second time in as many years, city inspectors have condemned part of the former Machine Products site adjacent to the Oktoberfest grounds in downtown La Crosse.
Viterbo panel to address HIV/AIDS
A four-member panel will address efforts to curb HIV/AIDS during a public session at 11:15 a.m. Monday in the Reinhart Center boardroom 107 at Viterbo University.
At the pumps on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014
Prices Thursday for a gallon of regular gas:
Businesses deck the boughs for Franciscan Festival of Trees
The Franciscan Healthcare Auxiliary, which skipped its Festival of Trees last year for lack of hands to do the trimming, branched out this year to enlist businesses to help with the decorating.
UW-L will offer planning basics workshop
The UW-L Small Business Development Center will offer a workshop, “Planning Basics for Business,” led by business outreach specialist Terri Urbanek from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday.
