La Crosse Tribune Local News

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VIVA Gallery in Viroqua will hold 1st Thursday and the opening of the 2024 Artisan Market on Nov. 7.

A structure the south side of La Crosse sustained significant damage and one person required medical treatment after an Oct. 31 residential house fire.

A single-vehicle crash Thursday in the town of Campbell has left one person dead.

The REACH Center in La Crosse has provided critical services to over 6,000 households in the community since its founding three years ago. The center offers a one-stop shop for various services, including housing, health care, economic assistance, legal counsel,…

Prior to Halloween, the Holmen Area Community Center once again sponsored Pumpkin Fest, which included kids games, a pumpkin-decorating contest, a pet parade, trick-or-treating on an enchanted Halfway Creek trail and several other fun activities.

Temporary dog park open until February in Burns Park in La Crosse

A rural De Soto resident was injured in a two-vehicle collision in rural De Soto, Monday, Oct. 28.

La Crosse city officials seek resident input on housing priorities through an online survey. Share your thoughts on the local housing market, barriers to housing and amenities.

Onalaska's Fire Department responded to motor vehicle fire at 3:51 p.m. Sunday in the town of Onalaska.

Competitive cornhole is making its way to La Crosse, attracting professionals and creating a league to be reckoned with.

Here are several storylines to follow this week in the Coulee Region.

Indigenous Garden section to be added at Riverside International Friendship Gardens

Ever wondered what the sport of sled hockey is?

In 1931, William Stroeh’s farm in the Upper Hixon Forest was purchased by the federal and state departments of agriculture for $9.000. The 160 acres were purchased to act as a soil and erosion experimental station. Researchers hoped to determine…

Police have identified the victim of a fatal crash in Jackson County.

West Salem's newest hotspot, the bike park, was officially opened where over a hundred cars lined up, and countless bikes filled the racks. The park features multiple tracks full of different equipment, ramps, jumps and more, available for bikers of…

Pearl Street Brewery, as well as several other business located in the former Rubber Mills factory, is facing the challenges of ongoing construction on St. Andrew Street but remains open. For over two months, construction has impacted access to the…

Oktoberfest USA is giving $142,804 back into the community after its 63rd celebration in La Crosse from Sept. 26-29.

Aimee Ebersold Schultz's sustainable farming practices and conservation efforts restore the health of her land and inspire healing.