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There should be zero tolerance for cases of domestic violence such as former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice’s attack on his fiancée and an alleged rape at the University of Wisconsin-L…

La Crosse’s Hooters restaurant will close at the end of September, management confirmed Tuesday.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The haunting cry of the common loon, Minnesota's state bird, could disappear from the state due to climate change, along with more than half of Minnesota's other bird sp…

Jake Leinenkugel announced Tuesday that he is stepping down as president of the brewery started by his great-great-grandfather and will be succeeded by his younger brother Dick Leinenkugel, wh…

Health care diplomacy trumps political tension between the United States and Russia for a delegation of doctors and nurses visiting La Crosse to glean ideas to improve care back home.

Pro-life activist Rebecca Kiessling has a personal connection to the abortion debate.

I never much liked Richard Nixon while he lived in the White House.

CHICAGO (AP) — Wisconsin prosecutors on Tuesday tried to persuade a federal appeals court to let them to resume their investigation of Gov. Scott Walker’s recall election campaign, in a case t…

When it comes to urban redevelopment, the city of La Crosse could have the biggest impact by forgoing the piecemeal approach and targeting entire blocks.

WINONA, Minn. -- The first pieces of the half-century-old Saint Mary's University pedestrian bridge came down Tuesday, a day after a semi hit and damaged the structure.

Representatives of 1,700 Rotary clubs are meeting in La Crosse this week for a training institute.

SHOREWOOD, Minn. (AP) — Scientists are testing a new pesticide to kill off invasive zebra mussels in a small Minneapolis-area lake.

La Crosse County should be able to lower its tax rate for 2015, the county administrator said in an early preview of next year’s budget.

One of two men convicted in the shooting death of a La Crosse woman wants to withdraw the guilty plea that landed him in prison for more than three decades.

Prosecutors ON Tuesday charged a University of Wisconsin-La Crosse student with raping a fellow student in the stairwell of a residence hall late Thursday.

Accused

The 6,300 participants in the Gundersen Medical Foundation’s annual Steppin’ Out in Pink raised at least $370,000 to fund breast cancer research and services to patients, the foundation announ…

The 6,300 participants in the Gundersen Medical Foundation’s annual Steppin’ Out in Pink raised at least $370,000 to fund breast cancer research and services to patients, the foundation announ…

A proposal to swap sections of Hwy. 108 and Hwy. C in north-central La Crosse County took another step forward Monday, with county officials saying the $4.1 million in additional state money f…

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Raeanna Johnson and the rest of her family didn’t know her 18-year-old brother Tyler was addicted to methamphetamine until after he committed suicide and his toxicology r…