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Family faces homelessness as landlord sells home, leaving them with nowhere to go
Andrea Cieminski and her children are facing eviction from their home of 14 years, which holds memories of her late brother and mother. The landlord is selling the property to retire and liquidate his assets, leaving Cieminski with a difficult…
La Crosse area police arrest 3 on child porn charges
Task force conducts search warrants for child pornography, arrests three men in La Crosse area.
La Crosse County breaks ground on $20M Hillview Health Care Campus remodel
La Crosse County officials and staff gathered in the Hillview Health Care Campus courtyard for the ceremonial groundbreaking of the nearly $20 million remodel. The remodel will feature a new 35-bed community-based residential facility (CBRF), a 4-bed dementia crisis stabilization…
Highway 162 railroad crossing to close for a week near Bangor
State Hwy. 162 railroad crossing to be closed for a week near Bangor
St. Clare Health Mission receives Mobile Healthcare Clinics Innovation Award at national conference
St. Clare Health Mission's mobile clinic has been recognized with the Mobile Healthcare Clinics Innovation Award for its innovative solutions to enhance service delivery and increase access to care for underserved populations.
St. Clare Health Mission receives Mobile Healthcare Clinics Innovation Award at national conference
St. Clare Health Mission's mobile clinic has been recognized with the Mobile Healthcare Clinics Innovation Award for its innovative solutions to enhance service delivery and increase access to care for underserved populations.
Leaf drop-off sites to open Oct. 14 in city of La Crosse
The city of La Crosse is preparing for leaf collection, with seven drop-off sites opening on October 14. Residents can drop off their leaves at these sites, excluding Isle La Plume, where they must remove all bags and containers.
Bluff Country Family Resources names new executive director
Bluff Country Family Resources has announced the appointment of Brittney Eyman as the organization’s new executive director.
Firefighters battle large blaze at railroad tie recycling center on French Island
Large fire breaks out at Tie Yard of Omaha, a business that grinds up railway ties. Firefighters battling the blaze.
5 storylines to follow this week in the Coulee Region
Here are several storylines to follow this week in the Coulee Region.
La Crosse Oktoberfest's Maple Leaf Parade winners
The winners of the 2024 Maple Leaf Parade have been released:
Learn about forest management on Upper Mississippi River Refuge at Goose Island in La Crosse
Join the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Audubon Upper Mississippi River for a guided hike and learn more about forest management on the refuge. The hike is part of the 100th anniversary interpretive series and will focus on partnerships…
5 stories you may have missed from last week in the Tribune
Catch up on recent stories you may have missed in the Tribune.
La Crosse SOUP announces exciting 2024-25 season
La Crosse SOUP is back and better than ever.
WAY IT WAS: View of Miller Bluff from Salem Road, 1896.
photograph, taken by Geneva Wyckoff Colman, one of La Crosse’s first amateur photographers
Oktoberfest USA Torchlight Parade winners
A beautiful Thursday night in La Crosse was a great way to kick off Oktoberfest fun and parade goers turned out in large number to the North Side of La Crosse to enjoy the fall tradition of the Torchlight Parade.
Free guided walk to explore the night sky on the prairie Oct. 12 offered by Mississippi Valley Conservancy
The public is invited to a guided walk 7 to 9 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 12, to discover the planets, stars, and galaxies of the evening sky on the hilltop trail at the Tunnelville Cliffs State Natural Area in Vernon County.
Why state officials are concerned about mosquitoes in late September
Health officials say people should continue to protect themselves from mosquito bites after horses in Marathon and Clark counties in north central Wisconsin tested positive for the Eastern equine encephalitis virus.
Remains of World War II soldier to be buried Oct. 1 in La Crosse
The remains of U.S. Army Pvt. Robert L. Skaar, a soldier killed during World War II, will be interred Tuesday, Oct. 1, at Woodland Cemetery, La Crosse. Dickinson Family Funeral Home will perform graveside services preceding the interment.
Wafer Food Pantry in La Crosse vandalized overnight Monday
The WAFER Food Pantry at 1603 George St. in La Crosse was vandalized overnight Monday, according to the organization's director.
