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96th Assembly District: Race between former dairy farmers, county board chairmen
Voters in Wisconsin’s 96th Assembly District will elect a former dairy farmer and county board chairman. The question is which one.
Activist dives in dumpsters across the U.S. to highlight food waste
A story about activist Rob Greenfield's stop in La Crosse was published in the Aug. 9 Tribune
Turnout will decide governor's race
MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker says there are clear reasons for voters to choose him for a third time in four years — more people are working now than before he took office, taxes are down, and h…
Missing man's body found in town of Hamburg
The body of a 74-year-old Mexican national who wandered away from Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine two weeks ago was found Saturday afternoon in the town of Hamburg.
Enchanted Forest greets trick-or-treaters at Hixon
Hixon Forest's annual transformation Saturday into the Enchanted Forest treated hundreds and hundreds of children to an afternoon of play, treats, music and magic.
City, county eye parking needs for Lot C
With a November deadline looming, the city and county of La Crosse continue to work through their differences on how to provide parking for the planned Lot C development downtown.
Whitehall plans new well for frac sand mine
MADISON -- The Whitehall Municipal Water Utility is seeking state approval to construct a new well to keep up with the thirst of its newest and largest water customer, sand plant operator, Hi-…
Health officials say raw milk sickened Durand football players
State Department of Health Services officials say raw milk served at a pot luck team meal likely caused an outbreak of illness among Durand High School football players and coaches last month.
Hard fight for control of Minnesota House
ALBERT LEA, Minn. — Gov. Mark Dayton rolled into this city's old-brick main drag this week on a mission to save Rep. Shannon Savick, eagerly shaking hands and running down reasons voters shoul…
AG candidates spar on campaign coordination
MADISON, Wis. — Democratic attorney general hopeful Susan Happ accused Republican opponent Brad Schimel of backtracking on whether he would defend a Wisconsin law restricting political candida…
Guardian angel
A crew with Fowler and Hammer on Friday installed a cast bronze sculpture at the Memorial to the Unborn at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Clinton rallies Democrats to defeat Gov. Walker
MILWAUKEE — Former President Bill Clinton tried to energize fellow Democrats Friday in Milwaukee, where strong turnout could be a deciding factor in a close governor’s race between Mary Burke …
GOP hopeful seeks to break DFL hold on AG's office
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson says her work in office gives voters good reasons for electing her for a third term.
Mini-grants available to create change for people with disabilities
The Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities (BPDD) is accepting applications for SPARKS Grants until Aug. 1. The purpose of SPARKS Grants is to organize grassroots groups th…
Charlene Hansen: Thanks for help with flat tire
I'd like to thank the gentleman whose wife was driving Oct. 18 on 32nd Street. 18. He could see that my tire blew out; it had three holes in it. He came and changed my tire. I was on my way to…
Doyle, Happel differ on most issues in 94th Assembly race
State Rep. Steve Doyle and his Republican challenger, Tracie Happel, have a common goal: Each wants to represent the 94th Assembly District in the Wisconsin Legislature.
Quail habitat added to state forest in Houston County
Bobwhite quail have a newly protected place to call home on the 120-year-old Whalen homestead in Houston County.
Horses change lives of 2 Portage High School girls
PORTAGE, Wis. (AP) — Guardian angels don't always have wings or a halo.
Aquinas grad who helped name Ebola: We didn't realize deadliness
The deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa hits close to home for one La Crosse native: Gary Cook helped name the disease when he helped quash its first outbreak in Africa nearly 40 years ago.
King Street section to be closed for sewer repairs
King Street from Front to Second streets in downtown La Crosse will be closed to traffic for much of next week to allow repairs on a damaged sanitary sewer main, city officials said.