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Iverson’s life comes full circle
WESTBY — Joe Iverson has attained many milestones in his life including biking across the country, getting married, surviving cancer and becoming an ordained Lutheran minister.
Apple lovers indulge at La Crescent’s big festivail
LA CRESCENT, Minn. — A half-eaten apple in hand, 6-year-old Mason Ulland stepped up to the table under a white tent to receive his free samples of cut-up apples. He tried all five of the varie…
Racine man convicted in fatal beating
RACINE, Wis. (AP) — A Racine man has been convicted in a 2006 beating that was so severe the victim lapsed into a coma for 18 months before he died.
Colleges reject charge that freshman reading lists have political bias
Freshmen at colleges around the country for years have been assigned to read the same books as a way to bond at orientation and to encourage intellectual interactions rather than just social ones.
Money & Politics: Mike McCabe’s blistering manifesto
MADISON — Any lingering doubts about the nonpartisan bona fides of Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, the state campaign finance watchdog, should be annihilated by Mike McCabe’s new book, “Blue Jea…
Luther teacher finds lessons in cancer
Just before starting her 20th year of teaching Spanish at Luther High School in Onalaska, Becky Lussky was hit with a bombshell. After a biopsy, a PET scan and a CT scan, the diagnosis: stage …
Mary and Brad Bradley: Couple grateful for anniversary dinner
Couple grateful for anniversary dinner
Terry Visger: Thanks for support of festival
Thanks for support of festival
Patricia Molitor: Help during recover was appreciated
Help during recovery was appreciated
With breeding season approaching, beware of deer in your headlights
Beware: With the peak deer-in-headlights season approaching, drivers have a 1 in 85 chance of hitting a whitetail on Wisconsin highways — crashes that kill an average of 10 people and injure 4…
Kabat chafes at state threat to cancel highway proposals
La Crosse Mayor Tim Kabat is frustrated that the state Department of Transportation appears to be threatening to cancel the north-south corridor because of longtime local wrangling over plans.
Pabst Brewing to be sold to Russian company
NEW YORK (AP) — The maker of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer -- which holds most of the remaining brands from the former G. Heileman Brewery Co. -- is being sold to Russian company Oasis Beverages for …
Whitehall man accused of molesting sleeping cancer patient
A 62-year-old Whitehall man was arrested Thursday on suspicion of fondling a terminally-ill cancer patient while she was sedated in her hospital bed.
Economic agency lacked spending documentation
MADISON — Wisconsin's semi-private job creation agency lacked supporting documentation justifying spending on expenses and grants during the first two years of its existence, according to a re…
Burke fires consultant over jobs plan copying
MADISON — Democratic candidate for Wisconsin governor Mary Burke said Friday she cut ties with a consultant she blames for copying several sections of her jobs plan from platforms of other Democrats.
Community input sought for bicycle sharing study
Bicycle sharing systems like Madison’s B-cycle and Milwaukee’s Bublr have gained popularity in recent years, drawing scores of riders to what’s touted as the a fun, inexpensive and healthy t…
Survey indicates those living outside La Crosse see the city as unsafe
When Karen Briggs and her husband decided to relocate to what then was the Powell-Hood-Hamilton neighborhood in 2007, they had a host of good reasons for wanting to live closer to her then-emp…
UW-L posts record enrollment, Viterbo, Western also increase
If it seems like there are more college students than usual in La Crosse this fall, that’s because there are -- enrollment is up at all three local institutions.
Moon rocks provide out-of-this-world learning experience
WINONA, Minn. — The lab samples Winona State University professor Jennifer Anderson used in her classes this week weren’t shipped FedEx.