La Crosse Tribune Local News

A convicted con man with a record at least 30 years long is back on the streets, and prosecutors say he’s still running game in his golden years.

ONALASKA -- Concrete pavement replacement on Main Street in the city of Onalaska from 10th Avenue North to 17th Avenue North will begin Monday.

It’s been 96 years since American women were granted the right to vote through the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

About four months after moving medical residents into their new digs on Eighth and Tyler streets, Gundersen Health System is moving forward with plans for a second phase.

Brian Grittner, 57, was taken to the hospital in critical condition. The American Red Cross assisted four families.

Mike St. John found his neighbor, Brian Grittner, seated in a pond of pink insulation in what remained of his Fitchburg home. Two explosions had just leveled the building, leaving Grittner, prone and incoherent, but alive.

WINONA, Minn. -- An alert trucker may have saved a house from burning down Friday morning south of Winona.

A man was critically injured in a one-vehicle crash Thursday night in Trempealeau County.

ST. PAUL -- Gov. Mark Dayton sought Friday to extend a little Minnesota nice to the state's declining honeybee population by issuing an executive order limiting certain pesticides that harm them, a step advocates said positions the state as a…

The house at 1316 Farnam St. has been a labor of love for Ben and Jen Keleny.

Here, in the dregs of August, we are hot and sweaty and tired of battling weeds. But remember the garden in spring?

The 57-year-old homeowner was conscious when he was taken to a hospital with significant injuries, while the home at 5573 Cheryl Drive near South Fish Hatchery Road was a total loss, authorities said.

Tomah business owner Jane Donaldson volunteered to serve as a member of the Wisconsin Business Leaders for Hillary because she believes Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has “incredible integrity,” she said Thursday, one day after the state-wide coalition was announced by…

Prices on Thursday for a gallon of regular gas:

The city of La Crosse is in talks to purchase more than the 100,000 cubic yards of soil fill needed for the proposed Riverside North project as the planning department meets with developers interested in chipping in to remake the…

Intensifying competition over a shrinking pool of teachers is making it harder to fill openings at rural school districts as well as retain top talent.

The John C. Bock Foundation has boosted the effort to protect the endangered bats of Kickapoo Indian Caverns with a $10,000 grant, according to Carol Abrahamzon, executive director of the Mississippi Valley Conservancy.

Children's Miracle Network Hospitals is challenging potential contributors to improve their own health as they raise money to help member hospitals restore health to children.

The following people appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:

When the I-35 bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River on Aug. 1, 2007, it put in motion the events that resulted in a new bridge across the Mississippi River at Winona nine years later.