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Gundersen sets ED, incontinence seminar
Gundersen Health System’s Urology Department will sponsor a free seminar on erectile dysfunction (ED) and bladder control problems for men at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Rasmus Center of Gunderse…
Golatt takes his case to state Supreme Court
A man denied an appeal for the murder of a La Crosse woman wants the state Supreme Court to take a look at his case.
Man tried to abduct student in Black River Falls
Jackson County authorities are asking for the public's help in finding a man who tried to abduct a middle school student Tuesday afternoon.
Trempealeau County regulators cite wrong mining company
INDEPENDENCE — Regulators in western Wisconsin say they took action against the wrong company after discovering permit violations at a frac sand mine.
Festival celebrates culture of India, triumph over evil
The word “Deepawali” might be unfamiliar to most Americans, but that’s definitely not the case in India, where it is also known as the Festival of Lights. Although of Hindu origin, the festiva…
Bangor man convicted of child pornography
A Bangor man charged with raping a 12-year-old girl and videotaping the assault faces at least six years in prison after he was convicted Tuesday of two felony charges.
Latino center aims to serve Hispanics, connect with Coulee Region
A new center for Latinos in La Crosse aims not only to provide services for the growing Hispanic population but also educate Coulee Region residents about the Latin culture, said center coordi…
Wet weather putting harvest on hold
Despite some cool and sunny weather last week, the progress of this year’s harvest continues to be behind schedule.
UW to hire winery specialist
The state's growing wine and cider industries are about to have another resource to improve their craft.
Winona County to get underwater robot to aid in searches
WINONA, Minn. — No one wants to predict there will be another tragedy in the Mississippi River.
Two charged with armed robbery
Criminal charges accuse two men of trying to rob a woman at knifepoint outside the La Crosse County Jail late Saturday.
Gundersen nurse who treated Ebola demonstrates safety
Health care workers who treat Ebola patients can protect themselves from the deadly disease — and prevent its spread to others — by following strict dressing protocols, said a Gundersen Health…
Police arrest student who ran nude on field at football game
A Central High School student faces criminal charges for running nude across a football field during halftime of Friday’s game against Logan High School.
New center in La Crosse to help Latinos
The Centro Latino, a new facility to help Hispanics assimilate into the U.S. culture, will host an open house from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and 6 to 7:30 p.m. today in the lower level of First Baptist…
Mayor wants county's help in downtown parking plan
La Crosse County needs to share the costs if it wants a parking ramp built to accommodate the planned $68 million development on county-owned Lot C in downtown La Crosse, Mayor Tim Kabat decla…
Waterfowl closed areas start Wednesday
Voluntary waterfowl avoidance areas in Pools 7 and 8 on the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge will start Wednesday.
CORRECTION
One hundred terabytes of computer capacity is the equivalent of 45 billion typed, single-spaced pages. A story in Saturday’s Tribune about Authenticom in La Crosse cited the wrong comparative …
La Crosse police search for missing man
La Crosse police are searching for a man in town visiting the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
La Crosse man arrested in gun threat
Felony charges are pending against a La Crosse man accused of threatening his neighbors with a BB gun Sunday evening.
Recovery efforts resume for Crawford County fisherman
Authorities early Monday resumed efforts to try to recover a fisherman presumed drowned.
