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Child Protection Training Center shapes violence prevention nationally
WINONA, Minn. -- Victor Vieth stepped away a couple years ago from his administrative duties at Gundersen National Child Protection Training Center, a place he founded, so he could spend more time developing ways to protect children.
Saturday's River Roast to celebrate Charmant's first year
The Charmant Hotel will sponsor the inaugural River Roast on Saturday in Riverside Park to celebrate the community and mark the hotel’s first year in operation.
Eight Days of Historic Women: Day 4
Grace Pettingill Hogan Van Steenwyk: 1879-1978
U.S. News ranks UW-La Crosse highest in system
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse remains the state’s best public university, according to U.S. News & World Report’s rankings.
La Crosse council gives mayor OK to negotiate library merger
The city of La Crosse will approach La Crosse County to start negotiations to provide library services and the famous Castle on Cass will become a bed and breakfast after a pair of Monday decisions by the La Crosse Common…
Vernon County Democrats plan women's issues discussion
VIROQUA — Working two jobs to pay for rent and food. Getting paid less than a guy to do the same job. Going without medicine or medical care because of the expense. Staying with a violent partner because he might…
La Crosse teachers have new online resource for class projects
Parents and community members have a new way to support their local teachers.
Friends of Marsh recognized by state wetlands association
The Friends of the La Crosse River Marsh is being recognized for its work to protect and enhance the 1,200-acre wetland in the heart of La Crosse.
Small Business Academy registration open
A new half-day program is aimed at helping entrepreneurs and start-up businesses in the region.
Fall color reports seem skewed, but reds and yellows set to pop
The first official Fall Color Report for Wisconsin seems to defy logic, with observers in Trempealeau County estimating that 15 percent of the trees are changing color and those in Vernon County guessing that 10 percent are donning their fall…
La Crosse County Circuit Court felony cases
The following appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:
Bronson, Miles Koenig to take aid to Sioux in pipeline battle
University of Wisconsin basketball star Bronson Koenig and his brother Miles are taking the clothes off their backs in a show of solidarity with and relief for members of a North Dakota Sioux tribe locked in a battle to block…
UW star Bronson Koenig, brother to aid N.D. Sioux tribe's pipeline protest
University of Wisconsin basketball star Bronson Koenig and his brother Miles are packing an 18-foot trailer with food, water, supplies and clothes to drive Friday to North Dakota to provide relief for Sioux tribal members locked in a showdown with…
Traffic's headed to the new Winona bridge, as work begins to rehab the historic span (copy)
Starting next week, Winona drivers coming and going from Wisconsin will have a better look at the new interstate bridge traveling in both directions.
Traffic headed to the new Winona bridge, as work begins to rehab the historic span
WINONA, Minn. -- Starting next week, Winona drivers coming and going from Wisconsin will have a better look at the new interstate bridge traveling in both directions.
Holmen man sentenced to prison in meth distribution case
A judge Monday sentenced a Holmen man tied to a massive meth trafficking enterprise to five years in prison.
La Crosse man cited after falling two stories from apartment balcony
A drunken La Crosse man was hospitalized after falling from a second-story balcony late Saturday, according to La Crosse police reports.
Benefit to help West Salem art teacher Krista Beron
WEST SALEM — The West Salem Middle School art room is on the second floor. Large windows let the sun peek in every morning and give the room a special glow; it jumps over pieces of vibrant art designed by…
Vicki Lawrence comes to Viterbo in two-woman show
Talk about splitting a personality.
Prosecutor describes 'desperate, homeless' murderer; his lawyer says homicide was self-defense
SPARTA — Zachary Davis sat calmly next to defense attorneys Chris Zachar and Kenneth Hamm as the prosecution described Davis as a “desperate, homeless man” who repaid the kind act of a stranger with murder.
