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Gundersen to open Wisconsin's first EmPATH unit to address mental health gaps
Gundersen is set to open Wisconsin's first Emergency Psychiatry Assessment, Treatment and Healing (EmPATH) behavioral health unit in La Crosse to address the rising need for mental health services in the region.
La Crosse County Historical Society commemorates 50th anniversary of Hmong resettlement through story cloths
The La Crosse County Historical Society is launching an exhibition in April to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Hmong resettlement in the United States. The exhibition will feature 19 story cloths that illustrate the history of Hmong and Hmong Americans…
Long-standing road race raises millions for cancer research in Lewiston
The Fools Five Road Race, held annually in Lewiston, has raised over $2 million for cancer research since its inception in 1979.
New conservation officer Calli Oberg protects Winona County's natural resources
Calli Oberg, a new conservation officer for Winona County, is dedicated to protecting the natural resources in the area.
New city parking ramp hourly rates take effect in La Crosse
Parking in City of La Crosse parking ramps will no longer be free on weekends starting Tuesday. The current rates will be extended from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday to 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through…
WAY IT WAS: Nesting Robins, Colman Lumber Co. Planing Mill (approx.700 Cross St), 1906
In 1854 C. L. Colman moved to La Crosse from Fond du Lac, WI. He quickly established his lumber business here and grew it to be one of the largest in the area during the peak of the local lumber…
Juvenile injured in minibike collision with car in Trempealeau County
A juvenile in Trempealeau County was injured when his minibike collided with a car Friday east of Galesville.
One person hospitalized after fire at La Crosse home
One person was injured after La Crosse firefighters responded to a March 27 fire on the South Side of La Crosse.
$70K in city enhancement grants awarded to land restoration, Juneteenth event among others
La Crosse's Community Enhancement Grants fund $70,500 in support for public land restoration, community celebrations, and infrastructure improvements.
Construction on Highway 16 in La Crosse begins April 7, delays expected
Wisconsin Department of Transportation will begin construction on Highway 16 on April 7, which will cause major delays.
Galesville pup Cooper and handler prepare for international agility competition
Addison Connolly and her 6-year-old Border Collie Cooper are preparing to compete in the Junior Open Agility World Championship Competition in Portugal in July.
Bridge in northern La Crosse County has weight limit, down to one lane
Motorists who cross a bridge in northern La Crosse County will be subject to a new weight restriction.
THE WAY IT WAS: 1920 FLOOD
A spring 1920 photo showing floodwaters from the Mississippi River invading La Crosse’s riverfront business district; looking north from near the foot of Jay Street area with the rear of Front Street buildings on the right. None of the buildings…
Mail carriers' La Crosse union branch rallies against privatization
La Crosse postal workers rally against federal plans to privatize the USPS, with members highlighting the importance of their service beyond carrying mail.
Jersey Mike’s will give all sales to Special Olympics
On Wednesday, March 26, Jersey Mike’s locations in Wisconsin, including La Crosse and Eau Clairee, will give every single dollar in sales, not just the profit, to Special Olympics Wisconsin, according to a company press release.
Viroqua Fire Department saves restaurant from potential burn-down
Viroqua Fire Department saves Viroqua Family Restaurant from burning down. Owners plan to reopen, but restaurant will be closed until further notice.
Aging population boom: Western Wisconsin ADRCs brace for influx
As the 60-and-older population spikes this decade in Wisconsin, aging resources are in high demand. Aging and Disability Resource Centers brace for impact with limited funds.
Aging population boom: Western Wisconsin ADRCs brace for influx
As the 60-and-older population spikes this decade in Wisconsin, aging resources are in high demand. Aging and Disability Resource Centers brace for impact with limited funds.
Girl, 9, injured by broken glass in school bus accident near Dakota
A nine-year-old girl was injured when a Bernard Bus Company bus slid and hit a mailbox on Frank Hill Road in Winona County.
Minnesota Supreme Court denies appeal by Daley Farm to exceed Winona County herd size limits
The Minnesota Supreme Court announced Monday that it would not look at the Daley Farm's case that unfolded after Winona County's Board of Adjustment did not approve the farm's expansion.
