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La Crosse to honor historic Olympian Saturday
La Crosse High School graduate George Coleman Poage made history crossing the finish line third in the 220- and 440-yard hurdles during the 1904 Olympics in St. Louis, Mo., becoming the first African-American to earn a medal in the modern…
Fiscal bureau: Capital projects delayed in last state budget now cost $30 million more
Seven University of Wisconsin building projects Gov. Scott Walker delayed in the current budget to keep borrowing down now cost $30 million more, according to the state's nonpartisan budget office.
Vernon County Judge Rosborough to retire
VIROQUA -- Vernon County’s only circuit court judge, Michael Rosborough, plans to retire when his term is completed in the spring of 2017 after 31 years on the bench.
Children's Museum expects millionth visitor soon
Since opening in early 1999, the Gertrude Salzer Gordon Children's Museum of La Crosse has welcomed 50,000 to 70,000 visitors a year and is expecting the 1 millionth guest in late August or early September.
Restaurant inspectors find average of two infractions in June, July
Health inspectors found an average of two violations during annual visits to area establishments in June and July.
Child porn charges filed against Winona man
WINONA, Minn. — A nearly two-year investigation resulted in child pornography charges against a Winona man.
Am I to believe Trump's claim my gold card is in mail?
It was nothing short of extreme hurtfulness — I call it extreme, extreme hurtfulness — Mr. Trump, that you came to La Crosse for your $2,700-a-plate fundraiser without stopping by to say hey to a Donald J. Trump Campaign Executive…
La Crosse County Circuit Court felony cases
The following people appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:
$1.5 million donation to Gundersen to target cancer treatment to individuals
Betty Kabara remains eternally grateful to Gundersen Health System for saving her life, and the Gundersen Medical Foundation is thrilled that she expressed her gratitude with a $1.5 million donation to help researchers paint a bull’s-eye on cancer.
West Salem house damaged in fire
WEST SALEM -- Authorities believe lightning caused a fire late Tuesday that seriously damaged a a house in West Salem, though they still are investigating the blaze.
Horse pull's big purse draws dozens of competitors to Wild West Days
VIROQUA — The inaugural Roger Sidie Horse Pull today will help kick off this year’s Wild West Days.
Ho-Chunk to spend $153M for casino expansion, new hotels
The Ho-Chunk Nation is planning to spend $153 million to expand three of its casino sites in Wisconsin, including the flagship casino in Wisconsin Dells.
Jerome Christenson: A hard rain's gonna fall ... again and again and again
It seemed, last week, we were all about to take an involuntary boat trip to Louisiana — with the boat being optional.
Refuge is celebrating 80th anniversary
TREMPEALEAU -- The Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge is celebrating its 80th anniversary from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 21, at W28488 Refuge Road, Trempealeau.
Blaster Battle event
As a child, Matt Nelson looked forward to finding new Nerf toys under the Christmas tree each year, and last May he turned his childhood passion into Project My Neighborhood, a Maple Grove, Minn., based nonprofit. The organization holds community…
A second chance: WGSPR celebrates 10 years of helping dogs
After years of turmoil, the “fabulous four” finally found life outside the confines of a kennel with the help of the Wisconsin German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue. The WGSPR intervened in May to save Missy, Max, Rocky and Daisy, and all…
Two arrested on drug charges in Soldiers Grove
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN — Two Soldiers Grove residents were arrested under separate search warrants for allegedly dealing and using illegal drugs.
Adaptive water skiing clinic Aug. 24
A River City Water Ski Adaptive Water Skiing Clinic will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 24, at Airport Beach on French Island.
Bike board recommends new greenway, bike signs
The city of La Crosse could see another neighborhood greenway and additional signage for bicycle routes after a pair of Tuesday votes by the Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee.
Fee waived for black cat adoptions
ONALASKA — The Coulee Region Humane Society will offer fee-waived adoption rates for select animals today and Thursday in honor of today's Black Cat Appreciation Day.