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Election officials scramble on photo ID
MADISON — Wisconsin election officials were scrambling Monday to deal with a federal appeals court’s ruling reinstating the requirement that voters show photo identification when casting ballots.
Police, campuses brace for revelry
Students celebrating Oktoberfest in the campus neighborhoods will have no trouble spotting police officers this year.
Weber to sell Riverside Center buildings
Logistics Health Inc. CEO Don Weber plans to sell his three Riverside Center buildings in downtown La Crosse to health care giant UnitedHealth Group for an undisclosed price.
Hwy. 33 project behind schedule
Work on the Hwy. 33 construction project is a few weeks behind schedule, but officials say the job can be finished by the original Nov. 15 deadline.
Northside Elementary open house set for Thursday
The La Crosse School District will host an open house from 3:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the recently completed Northside Elementary School at 1611 Kane St.
La Crosse picked one of nation's "most livable" small cities
La Crosse has been named one of the country’s 100 “most livable” mid-size cities, edging onto a list peppered with some of the best known college towns and state capitals.
Tomah VA to host suicide healing service
TOMAH — The Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center will sponsor a healing service for those who have been affected by suicide at 5 p.m. Tuesday in the center’s chapel.
Rapist denied appeal
A state appeals court won’t grant a new trial to a former University of Wisconsin-La Crosse student imprisoned for raping another student in his dorm room.
Mother-daughter team find Oktoberfest medallion
With 90 years of combined hunting, the Black family had experience on their side.
Foegen to replace Shetler as G-E-T superintendent
Retired Bangor School District Superintendent Roger Foegen will serve as part-time interim superintendent for the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau School District for the 2014-15 school year.
Mormann's retirement as health director leaves 'big shoes' to fill
Doug Mormann will leave a vacuum when he retires as La Crosse County health director in December after three decades of improving the community’s health, according to those who have worked with him.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies:
Weber to sell Riverside Center buildings
Logistics Health Inc. CEO Don Weber plans to sell his three Riverside Center buildings in downtown La Crosse to health care giant UnitedHealth Group for an undisclosed price.
One convicted in case that accused group of trying to feed man to wolves
A woman charged along with three others of trying to kill a Prairie du Chien man by torturing and leaving him bloody in rural northern Wisconsin so wolves would attack him was convicted today …
‘Leave No Trace’ is topic of UW-L program at EcoPark
A professional outdoor athlete will promote outdoor ethics while talking about his adventurous experiences in the natural world.
St. Paul police force puts Somali woman on the community beat
ST. PAUL, Minn. (MCT) — Kadra Mohamed walks into an old haunt, the Grocery and Meat Market on the city’s north side, where as a girl she shopped with her mother.
Fall should be colorful, with a few ifs
The wet spring and continued rain during the summer should bode well for fall colors in the Coulee Region, although observers caution that other factors such as rain and wind could affect the …
Hometown history: President Taft's visit in 1909
THE WAY IT WAS: This 105-year-old photo shows U.S. President William H. Taft seated, at center rear, in an automobile parked in the 100 block of State Street shortly after he arrived in La Cro…
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