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Wisconsin hunters warned not to mistake elk and moose for deer
The state's archery and crossbow hunting season for deer begins this weekend with gun seasons for youth and those with disabilities opening Oct. 7.
La Crosse area Boy Scouts honor the lives lost on 9/11 during memorial ceremony
Sam Delimat, a 13-year-old Boy Scout from La Crosse, said he was excited to participate in Monday's 9/11 remembrance ceremony by carrying the American flag, but also sad because of the attacks.
Embattled Minocqua Brewing Co. to open Madison location
The company and its owner are embroiled in lawsuits with the town of Minocqua and Onieda County over zoning issues.
Ironman Wisconsin competitor from Madison dies after medical event during bike portion, authorities say
The 51-year-old Madison man received help from race staff and an off-duty police officer before he was taken to a hospital.
Viterbo hosts concussion symposium Sept. 15
The public is invited to attend the How Do Concussions Affect the Brain? Challenges and Opportunities with Traumatic Brain Injuries at the Agnes W.H. Tan Science Symposium in the Viterbo University Fine Arts Center from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.…
WAY IT WAS: Edward Konetchy 'Koney,' 1908
Known by various nicknames, Edward John Konetchy was born in La Crosse in 1885 and as a young man worked for the Funke Candy Co. earning one of his monikers as “The Candy Kid,” but he was best known in…
Ashley for the Arts donates nearly $700K to area nonprofits
Over 70 nonprofit organizations in the area will receive nearly $700,000 in donations from revenue generated by this year’s Ashley for the Arts.
Two Viroqua residents killed in single-vehicle crash on County Road NN in Vernon County
Two Viroqua residents were killed in a single-vehicle crash, Friday, Sept. 8, along County Road NN just south of Getter Road, rural Viroqua, in the town of Franklin.
Check out where home sales are headed in Wisconsin
Are prices headed up or down? Where are the hotspots for buyers and sellers? Find out with these charts and graphs, updated weekly.
On Wisconsin: Carriages, horses and history in Prairie du Chien
The Villa Louis Carriage Classic brings competitive carriage events to St. Feriole Island for the 42nd year.
Interactive: How the economy is doing in Wisconsin
Is our economy doing better or worse? See recent changes in local employment, regional inflation and more in these regularly updated charts and maps.
Federal bill would provide $2M for town of Campbell water utility
U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden stopped by Campbell's town hall Friday to discuss $2 million included in the proposed Interior and Environment Appropriations Bill.
Recent precipitation not enough to overcome drought as western Wisconsin remains on fire alert
Holmen fire chief Ryan Ostreng isn't a meteorologist, but he knows how to spot dry weather.
Osteopathic medical school still planned in Jefferson
Organizers are seeking a $25 million construction grant from the Legislature.
UW medical school program brings doctors to rural Wisconsin
Officials say early results are promising but could be better.
Leaked records provide glimpse inside Scott Walker's political operation
Need for cash, distrust of other GOP groups fueled decision to coordinate efforts through Wisconsin Club for Growth.
Uncontrolled: One in three city intersections without traffic lights, signs
After witnessing what he said was the third fender-bender of the year outside his home on Onalaska Avenue, Larry Rohrer decided it might be time for a stop sign.
Melinda Byerly helps others struggling with depression
Ten years ago on a Saturday in June, Melinda Byerly walked toward the woods behind her house in Chetek and took a rope from the shed. She formed a noose and tied the other end to the branch of a…
