A celebration of classic rockabilly, surf and retro country music for listening and dancing pleasure will be at The Main in downtown La Crosse from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Sept. 2.
We all understand that big bass tournaments equate to big bucks for the communities that host them, far-reaching exposure in today’s social-media dependent society and high-energy entertainment at the weigh-ins.
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As monkeypox cases rise rapidly in the U.S. and steadily in Wisconsin, state officials are calling on government agencies to increase testing access and vaccine supply.
Pipsy is a sweet but timid middle-aged girl looking for a quiet home where she can settle in and feel safe with her favorite person. She is approximately 7 years old and is a perfect medium size at 32 pounds. This sweet peanut came to us as a stray, so we unfortunately don’t know anything ab…
The late Eugene “Gene” Paul Moran of Soldiers Grove was among those of “the Greatest Generation,” who served his country during World War II and his community once he returned home.
The La Crosse Tribune soon will name our annual Reader’s Choice winners, and we need your help.
Doximity has ranked Mayo Clinic Health System’s Family Medicine Residency Program No. 1 in both Wisconsin and the Midwest for 2022.
A historic ship used during World War II could make a stop in La Crosse next summer, with hopes to boost tourism.
University of Wisconsin-Platteville chancellor Tammy Evetovich is a first-generation college graduate. Tuesday, she was in La Crosse to promote a program that will make it more likely for others to follow her path.
UW-La Crosse has received a UW System grant to help students who have experienced homelessness, foster care and other challenges while growing up.
Over two decades ago, Amy Lloyd was balancing her studies with caring for her ailing mother and mourning the loss of her grandparents. Today, she juggles family and leisure time with her strenuous work as a general surgeon.
Ask Mayo Clinic Health System is a weekly Q and A series on health concerns. Readers can send questions to letters@lacrossetribune.com and they will be sent to Mayo personnel.
One of two suspects in a fatal Jan. 8 shooting in La Crosse has been released on bail that had been reduced to $10,000 from $500,000 at the time of his arrest.
A 49-year-old La Crosse man is in custody after a four-hour standoff Saturday with police.
Meet the owner of SAGRA Food and Wine in La Crosse, and take in some of night football practice Holmen in our local videos to watch now.
Here’s a look at how area members of Congress voted over the previous week.
From sweet corn to mink, dairy products, snap beans, ginseng, cranberries and more, it is easy to see how the diversity of Wisconsin’s agriculture industry is one of our state’s greatest strengths. Recently, I was able to visit with Joanna and Brian Guza of Guza Garlic in Denmark, Wisconsin,…
Neigh N’ Bray Equine Rescue works to save struggling equines that have been abandoned or neglected and in the slaughter pipeline. Its goals are to raise awareness at a local level and beyond and to find forever adoptive homes where the animals will be treated with love and respect.
“Anyone interested in playing eighth-grade basketball should meet in the gym after school.”
Here are scenes from Irishfest La Crosse this weekend. Send yours for this gallery by emailing them to news@lacrossetribune.com
Don't miss any of the letters to the editor published on the Tribune Opinion pages this weekend.
Four Wisconsin dairy farms will open their doors to their neighbors and communities for the 2022 Agricultural Community Engagement Twilight Meetings. Each event will feature a tour of the dairy farm and opportunities to ask questions about modern agricultural practices and how animals, land …
Amy Lloyd, a Mayo Clinic Health System general surgeon, recently performed the 1,000th robotic surgery at Mayo Clinic Health System in La Crosse.
A series of Farm Management Educational Sessions will begin Aug. 25. This is a series of in person meetings on a variety of farm management topics that will be once-a-month sessions from August-January. Each session will be held at the Holmen Community Center from 6 to 7 p.m.