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Rocket the mini horse finds a home
Rocket the miniature horse was adopted Thursday afternoon by a family with a hobby farm in La Crescent.
City denies developer's $2.9 million request
A city panel Thursday turned down a local company’s request for $2.9 million to help finance a mixed-use development at the former Trane Plant 6 site in north La Crosse.
Walker appoints new Jackson County judge
Gov. Scott Walker Thursday appointed former district attorney Anna Becker to be a Jackson County circuit court judge.
'Let's Dance'
Sesame Street Live will present "Let’s Dance!" at 6:30 p.m. today, 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, and 2 p.m. Sunday at the La Crosse Center.
Arcadia Co-op to merge with Allied Cooperative
ARCADIA -- Allied Cooperative announced Thursday that the members of Arcadia Co-op voted in favor of a merger with Allied. The vote paves the way for a consolidation effective Dec. 1.
Hwy. 53 bridge work nearing completion
GALESVILLE – Traffic on Hwy. 53 between Galesville and Ettrick is close to resuming as work to replace two bridges nears completion.
La Crescent school board approves settlement with former bookkeeper
LA CRESCENT, Minn. — A former bookkeeper of the La Crescent-Hokah School District convicted of stealing $416,000 over the course of 10 years will see more of her assets paid back to the distri…
Woman convicted in toddler's death
WHITEHALL -- A Trempealeau County woman charged with killing a toddler in her care by giving the girl a combination of the prescription painkiller Oxycodone and the antihistamine Benadryl was …
At the pumps on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2014
Prices Thursday for a gallon of regular gas:
Tonight's Woodstock show at Riverside Park postponed
The threat of rain has forced organizers to postpone tonight's Woodstock Revival at Riverside Park to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 3.
Gow touts UW-L's expansion in All-UNiversity Address
Back-to-school spirits were running high at UW-La Crosse on Wednesday, with welcome events on campus for students, staff and faculty alike.
Allison Geyer: How the Ice Bucket Challenge melted my icy heart
So I was lying awake the other night, blankets kicked off, two fans blasting, pillow flipped to the cool side, when a troubling thought crossed my mind.
Walker focuses on economy as race remains tight
MADISON (AP) — Gov. Scott Walker this week launched a pair of television advertisements defending his record on the economy and directly addressing his promise to create 250,000 private sector…
UW-L welcomes international students to campus
UW-La Crosse welcomed more than 130 international students to campus Wednesday afternoon with music, ice cream and American hospitality.
Labor Day closings
Government offices and many businesses will be closed Monday for Labor Day. A partial holiday schedule includes:
Coulee Region Humane Society gets its first mini horse
The silhouette of a majestic horse serves as the centerpiece of the Coulee Region Humane Society’s logo.
Hundreds receive back-to-school-supplies
The Salvation Army and Catholic Charities handed out back-to-school supplies to hundreds of area children Wednesday.
Judge upholds city’s rental registry, inspection program
A judge Wednesday ruled La Crosse has the legal right to operate a rental registry and inspection program, turning aside a challenge from area landlords that the practice violates a new state law.
La Crosse County Circuit Court
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