La Crosse Tribune Local News

The completion of neighborhood housing in place of a former naval reserve center closes a decade-long redevelopment saga in central La Crosse.

When fire destroyed Toad’s Cove convenience store in the Centerville community in Trempealeau County, owners Andy and Tracy Todd pledged to rebuild with hopes to reopen within a year.

The animal was found in July malnourished and alone and was nursed back to health along with three other orphans from northern Wisconsin.

A single-vehicle crash in Monroe County has left one man injured.

The bridge over Cannon Valley Creek on county Hwy. X, 0.5 miles west of state Hwy. 27 in the town of Leon, will be reduced to one lane of travel effective immediately.

When St. Clare Health Mission launched its Taking Medicine to the Streets project three years ago, staff members and volunteers loaded backpacks, got in their vehicles and headed to places of need.

The original brew house and cold storage of the John Gund Brewing Co. are pictured before a fire would completely destroy the brew house in 1897. John Gund is often credited with establishing the first brewery in La Crosse in…

MARQUETTE, Iowa – Casino Queen Marquette, a riverboat casino located on the banks of the Mississippi River at 100 Anti Monopoly St., will honor service members by offering complimentary meals for active duty and retired military personnel on Veterans Day,…

Empty Stocking Club has been helping children since 1918. It makes sure each child has a toy and a book for the holidays.

ReMitts was founded in 2009 and over the last 14 years has raised over $750,000 by recycling wool sweaters into mittens that are sold at area retailers.

Check out the current trends in gas prices in Wisconsin.

Brunch dates and flag football games might be a little easier to get to this Sunday, when phones grace early-risers with an extra hour of rest before alarm clocks go off.

The DNR said Thursday the annual hunt will be varied throughout the state, with the Northwoods deer herd still recovering from the severe winter.

La Crosse County received 301 reports of elder abuse in 2022. That’s a 21% percent increase over 2021, which had a 13% increase over 2020.

For the first time, chronic wasting disease has been detected in a wild Trempealeau County deer.

Walk-ins are welcome to Family & Children’s Center’s (FCC) inspiring 2nd annual Bridges to Better Tomorrows event November 1, from 5:15 to 7:30 p.m., in La Crosse, Wisconsin, at the Weber Center for the Performing Arts.

Longfellow Middle School students of the month for October were:

From the sets and the costumes to the actors and the animatronic puppets, scaring the pants off people is a lot like putting on a play.

Last year, nurses in the NICU decided to have a little fun with their little patients by having a Halloween costume party. What they noticed, though, was that not every baby had a costume, so this year, NICU nurse Renae…

Happy Halloween, La Crosse! Halloween has been celebrated in La Crosse since the 19th-century. Historic newspapers reported on lively Halloween parties and the mischievous pranks of costumed youngsters. In 1940, local schools began hosting Halloween parties in an effort to…