La Crosse Tribune Local News

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — First lady Michelle Obama stumped for Democrats in Iowa and Minnesota on Tuesday, calling on the young and minority voters who powered her husband's rise to the presidency t…

MADISON (AP) — Assembly Republicans outlined their priorities for the next legislative session Tuesday, saying they'll keep focusing on reforming state regulations, expanding voucher schools, …

Work continues to move forward on a proposal from an Oregon, Wis., based developer to turn the former Roosevelt Elementary  property into residential housing.

City officials will take another look at the rates and hours charged in three downtown La Crosse parking ramps now that pay stations have been in use for six months.

Public concerns about increased oil train traffic and its impact on railroad safety have reached the ears of the Gov. Scott Walker, who says an oil pipeline may provide a safer solution.

ELKADER, Iowa (AP) — A Wisconsin couple has been sentenced to five years in prison after Clayton County authorities discovered a methamphetamine manufacturing operation at their Iowa home.

There's plenty of sun in the forecast for the Coulee Region today and Wednesday.

Existing home sales were up in La Crosse and some surrounding counties last month even as the statewide market showed little change from 2013.

A judge last week fined a Trempealeau County frac sand mine $80,000 for discharging stormwater into a creek.

Authorities are asking for hunters and landowners to review game cameras for any sighting of a Mexican native missing for more than a week.

The Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals at Gundersen Health System and the La Crosse Radio Group will air the annual CMN Radiothon Thursday through Saturday.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Authorities say nine people have been arrested in a child sex trafficking sting in the Eau Claire area.

An early morning fire damaged a North Side home today.

Dr. Michael Osterholm, an leader in the epidemiology of infectious diseases, pandemic influenza preparedness and the growing concern regarding the use of biological weapons, will give a public…

OSIJEK, Croatia — Dozens of suspected Nazi war criminals and SS guards collected millions of dollars in U.S. Social Security benefits after being forced out of the United States, an Associated…

VATICAN CITY (MCT) — Just a day after Cardinal Raymond Burke confirmed that he indeed will be relieved of his duties as head of the Vatican’s highest court, an extraordinary synod on family ma…

COMMUNITY

TOMAH -- Coordinated by Tomah Memorial Hospital’s Community Outreach Department, babysitting classes for ages 11 to 15 will be from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday in the classrooms at Tomah Memorial …

Enlisted

THE WAY IT WAS: This photo, from the Ed Gautsch Collection, shows a birds-eye view of the east end of Main Street as seen from atop Grandad Bluff 100 years ago, on Oct. 25, 1914. Main Street i…