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World adventurer Shailee Basnet to speak at Women's Fund luncheon in La Crosse. Learn to overcome crisis and redefine what's possible.

A motorcycle crash in Dakota on Saturday resulted in the death of a Minnesota City woman.

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The 7 Rivers Alliance is encouraging business owners and executives to complete the second annual Tri-State Workforce Survey

Wisconsin's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance and Tax Counseling for the Elderly programs are ramping up for the 2025 tax season, and they need volunteers.

In 1980, Fort McCoy was selected as one of four U.S. military bases to house Cuban migrants fleeing political prosecution in Cuba. In total, Fort McCoy processed and housed over 14,000 migrants during this crisis, known as the Mariel exodus…

Al Louis broke his fundraising record for the sixth year in a row collecting pledges on his fishing challenge.

The La Crosse Police Department is adding a second therapy dog to the force.

The Wisconsin Historical Society collects election memorabilia that ranges from a cloth banner touting Abraham Lincoln to t-shirts and hats for Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

Leaf collection starts Monday, Oct. 21, and continues through Nov. 15, according to a city of La Crosse press release.

Interstate 90's eastbound exit near La Crescent will be closed next week for ramp repairs.

Elizabeth Fryseth, a disability advocate, emphasizes the importance of creating infrastructure for people with visual impairments.

Al Louis, owner of Designing Jewelers, has turned his passion for fishing into a fundraising event called Al's Musky Challenge to support local youth-centric organizations. He continues the challenge for its sixth year.

A Holmen man suffered life-threatening injuries in a car crash in Winona County.

The Outdoor Recreation Alliance is holding a fundraising party from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, for the Community Trail Farm, 250-plus acres of community-focused outdoor space designed for recreation, education and environmental stewardship. The free public event will…

Large numbers of ducks, geese, swans, and other waterbirds stop on the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge to rest and feed as they travel.

Five new officers join La Crosse Police Department, alleviating strained staffing numbers.

Here are several storylines to follow this week in the Coulee Region.

Catch up on recent stories you may have missed in the Tribune.