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Detached garage on Market Street in La Crosse sustains heavy fire damage
A detached garage sustained heavy damage after a Thursday evening fire in La Crosse.
Oktoberfest seeking nominations for 2024 parade marshals.
Oktoberfest USA is seeking nominations for the 2024 parade marshals.
Alternate-side parking enforcement paused in Onalaska
ONALASKA -- Due to the unusually warm weather and lack of snowfall, the Onalaska Common Council voted to pause enforcement of winter alternate-side parking regulations through March 15, when the parking regulations normally end. In the event of snowfall that…
He did everything right but still died in a snowmobile crash
Bob Groter was killed just before noon on a Thursday in Vilas County in 2023 when he was struck head-on by a speeding, drunken snowmobile driver.
Early spring: Onalaska thaws alternate-side parking for rest of winter
The city of Onalaska Common Council voted this week to pause enforcement of its alternate-side parking regulation for the rest of the winter snowplowing season. The regulation is normally in effect from Dec. 1 to March 15.
After 27 years, Children's Museum of La Crosse director Anne Snow retires
Discover the story behind the Children's Museum of La Crosse, a hands-on, interactive museum that has welcomed over 1.4 million visitors over 25 years.
Marbleseed is the name, organic produce is the game as La Crosse Center prepares for 35th event
The 35th annual Marbleseed organic farming conference will be held from February 22-24 at the La Crosse Center in Wisconsin.
4 cats die in South Side La Crosse duplex fire caused by stove top that was left on
A stove left on at a South Side La Crosse duplex caused a fire that led to the deaths of four cats.
Longfellow Middle School students of the month for January
Here are the Longfellow Students of the Month for January 2024! Thank you!
It's Fat Tuesday. Here is where you can get your paczki
Here's where you might still find paczki today.
No names on ballot, but Monona judge race heats up with write-in candidates
Two attorneys filed to run as write-in candidates for Monona municipal judge. With nobody filed on the April 2 ballot, the most write-in votes will win.
La Crosse area building permits
Here are recent La Crosse area building permits.
TEMPLATE: Logan High School students of the month (copy)
Logan High School
WAY IT WAS: Marinello Beauty Store, 1925
In 1903, after attending dermatology school in Milwaukee, Ruth Johnson Mauer began concocting face powders and creams in the basement of her home. The use of specialized products for the face was a novel concept in the early 1900s, so…
The dollar is up. What that means for us, plus how the economy is performing in Wisconsin
The greenback is strengthening again after a bumpy 2023, as Wall Street accepts that interest rate cuts are coming later than previously expected. Check out how the economy is performing in Wisconsin.
La Crosse Regional Airport to host TSA PreCheck enrollment center
Wisconsin residents can enroll in the Transportation Security Administration’s TSA PreCheck application program at the La Crosse Regional Airport from Monday, Feb. 26, through Friday, March 8.
Nancy Ernst: Healthy eating for the big game
Everyone wants to enjoy spending time with friends while watching the Super Bowl. It might take a little effort to keep healthy eating on track while you watch the game, but it is well worth it. Read on for tips…
Winds hit 135 mph as 2 tornadoes confirmed in southern Wisconsin
Investigators are assessing the strength of the Evansville area tornado that had winds of 135 mph and was throwing debris east of Evansville 10,000 to 15,000 feet into the air.
Power for some may not be restored until Tuesday after tornadoes
Heavily impacted residents from the town of Porter gathered Friday night to ask questions and learn more about their plight.
Fast food is too expensive and consumers are pushing back; how people are earning and spending in Wisconsin
The cost of dining out is surging, putting pressure on lower-income consumers, a vital base for fast food chains. Here's what people are earning and spending in Wisconsin.
