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Low turnout is forecast for primary
MADISON (AP) — A hot race for Congress and a few tight contests for the state Legislature are the top draws in Tuesday's Wisconsin primary that is expected to draw lower-than-usual turnout wit…
News tracker: County highway swap
WHAT WE KNEW: The state Department of Transportation has offered La Crosse County
County, Weber to move forward on Lot C
La Crosse County will pursue an agreement with Don Weber’s development company to sell its Lot C for a proposed $68 million housing, office and retail complex in downtown La Crosse.
Beach Boys bring 20,000 to Ashley for the Arts
ARCADIA, Wis. — An estimated 20,000 people turned out for the Beach Boys concert Friday in Arcadia in an amphitheater more comfortable for 6,000.
Food grant application process begins this week
Coulee Food System Coalition will distribute about $90,000 in grant money to fund projects that promote a sustainable local food system in the La Crosse area.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felonies
Joshua Harris, 29, of Melrose was charged Monday with possession of meth as a repeat offender. Harris had meth on Friday, according to the complaint.
Monica Hilber, 27, of 526 S. Fifth Ave., …
U.S. trade ambassador, Kind highlight trade policy
MELROSE — Officials hope the Obama administration’s trade policy will stimulate Wisconsin’s economy and its agricultural exports.
Despite confab with top trade official, labor wary of Trans-Pacific trade agreement
Wisconsin labor leaders remain skeptical of a major new international trade agreement after a meeting with the United States’ top trade official.
Home plate, third base stolen from Loggers field
Authorities are trying to find who stole home plate and third base markers from the La Crosse Loggers baseball field in Copeland Park.
Hometown history: 1115-1117 S. Seventh St.
THE WAY IT WAS: This 100-year-old photo, dated Aug. 9, 1914, shows a horse wagon crowded with young and old parked in front of a house at 1115-1117 S. Seventh St.
Voter ID ruling creating confusion for primary
MADISON — Voters will not have to show photo identification to cast a ballot in Tuesday's primary election, but poll watchers say they're still concerned there could be confusion thanks to a r…
In the Service for Monday, Aug. 11, 2014
BASIC TRAINING
La Crosse girl, 13, to pedal 90 miles in JDRF fundraiser
Like a lot of kids, Kinzie Schroeder enjoys riding her bike around town; after all, it’s faster than walking.
Chris Hardie: Lawyers are the only winners in raw milk debate
The day the cows were turned out to pasture each May was a sure sign that spring had arrived on the farm.
Ashley for the Arts event draws various artists and vendors to Arcadia
ARCADIA, Wis. — Artists, vendors and musicians of diverse interests participated in the Ashley for the Arts event Friday and Saturday.
La Crosse's Irishfest has another full slate of events
Today’s main stage attractions at Irishfest include Glencastle Irish Dancers at 11:30 a.m., Socks in a Frying Pan at 1 p.m., Scythian at 2:45 p.m. and Skerryvore at 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday primary: Things to know
Wisconsin voters on Tuesday will choose their party’s candidates to advance to the November general election.
Three Republican vie for chance to challenge Kind
Voters in Tuesday’s primary will choose between three distinct brands of Republicans vying for the GOP spot on the ballot in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District: a Ron Paul-style libertaria…
Young Coulee Region actors to hit silver screen
Marty Backstrand’s acting career leapfrogged the release of his first major film, “Fort McCoy,” with several other movie roles, commercials and other gigs sandwiched between the flick’s produc…
