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Fire damage was contained to the lower levels, with smoke damage throughout the home. The damage is estimated at $15,000 to $20,000.

Shelly Kittleson left Wisconsin in 1995 at 19 for Italy, where she went to school and worked as a nanny, eventually earning a reputation as a determined and gutsy reporter.

Winona law enforcement is continuing to search for 72-year-old Patricia Sweningson, who has been missing for more than 3 weeks.

Rotary Lights, a beloved winter tradition in La Crosse, will continue its mission of ensuring no one goes hungry in the Coulee Region, with new leadership continuing the mission of its founder, the late Pat Stephens.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is sending Winona County emergency assistance after the county was hit with another cyberattack Monday.

The children’s museum announced the gift from the late Madison philanthropist Jerome Frautschi on Tuesday. It will fund updates to the nearly 100-year-old building.

Training flights normally take place during daylight hours, but pilots and maintenance personnel are required to conduct nighttime operations as a part of their overall readiness.

Every June, I have the privilege of watching something pretty incredible happen here in Winona. Athletes of all ages line up for Trinona and Trinona Kids, ready to challenge themselves across the swim, bike, and run. It is an exciting…

The Winona County Historical Society is saying goodbye to its executive director.

Happy tears were shed in a Winona County courtroom Thursday morning.

The spring mission will be known as the “Pat Stephens Memorial Flight,” honoring the hub’s former president and longtime board member. Stephens was a community fixture who passed away unexpectedly in early February as planning for this year’s flights was…

Funds are starting to roll in quickly from the sale of cannabis in Minnesota as more licenses are issued each month.

The city of La Crosse, known throughout the state for its high concentration of bars, might soon be out of liquor licenses.

Chippewa Valley Technical College will again offer the Learn Grow Lead conference where administrative and business professionals come together to sharpen their skills, boost productivity, and leave with practical tools to transform their workplace.

U.S. and Iraqi officials said Shelly Renee Kittleson had also been warned of threats against her in the days before her abduction.

A recent hands-on learning experience at Chippewa Valley Technical College gave rural high school students a closer look at healthcare careers and a chance to picture themselves in one.