From flash flooding on Losey Blvd to the scene in Monroe County just a few hours after a tornado passed through, here are 10 local videos from June to watch now.
The level of lead found in children has declined sharply over the past four decades, but Wisconsin youth are still testing at a concerningly high level.
The level of lead found in children has declined sharply over the past four decades, but Wisconsin youth are still testing at a concerningly high level.
Once again, the River Valley Media Group is asking for your help in nominating, and naming, this year’s Reader’s Choice winners.
The River Valley Media Group’s Stories of Honor program is your opportunity to recognize a veteran. Nominations will close July 2.
Brothers Jim and Tim Lodermeier were looking for a joint business venture that would keep them within hands-reach of their passion — fishing and hunting — as well as keep them outside. They considered a bait and tackle shop, even a sports shop, but nothing caught their interest.
Fun, family and fireworks are on tap this weekend as La Crosse celebrates its annual Riverfest.
Travelers flying in and out of La Crosse will see an increase in size of American Airlines’ aircraft, starting Aug. 16.
DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I recently realized that I often ask people to repeat themselves, and I must turn up the volume on the TV louder than before. How do I know if I have hearing loss? I am 46. Aren’t I too young for hearing loss? Can I take steps to prevent future hearing loss?
A 37-year-old Tomah man convicted of beating to death a 3-year-old boy will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of release.
Catch up with these monthly features from UW-La Crosse in this collection.
The strategy, which captures excess energy and uses it to heat and cool buildings, was included in Wisconsin's Clean Energy Plan.
The municipal pools in our region offer a variety of ways to have fun and stay cool this summer. Find your spot.
Earlier this month, 24 outstanding high school students who have overcome significant challenges received scholarships through the Tribune Extra Effort program.
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FORT MCCOY — A group of Army Reserve engineers from the Southfield, Michigan-based 601st Engineer Detachment began a troop project to install 28 light poles at the Central Receiving Shipping Point here June 17.
Due to a decline in COVID-19 case numbers, Tomah Health is lifting its age requirement for visitors.
The La Crosse Tribune earned five awards in the 2021 Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation’s Better Newspaper Contest over the weekend, including one first-place award.
QUESTION: Is there science in baseball?
There is no question that heat stress can negatively impact animal performance. Heat stress reduces milk production and has a negative impact on reproduction in dairy cattle.
WASHINGTON — Here’s a look at how area members of Congress voted over the previous week.
They are finally here! Vaccinations against COVID-19 were at last approved for the youngest people ages 6 months to 5 years old. Studies in children have been done showing definite protective benefits and no major adverse reactions occurring. The first step was the FDA approval after an advi…
Fifty-eight percent of 2021 Compass Now survey respondents rated this region as a place that meets the overall needs of elderly persons as “good to excellent.” Not bad, but with a growing aging population and long-term care facilities struggling to keep workers, we see the potential for this…
Sierra Steele earned the title of Wisconsin High School Rodeo Champion Barrel Racer at the State Finals rodeo in Richland Center on June 10-12.
The area’s first Scooter’s Coffee drive-thru is tentatively scheduled to open Monday at 715 Second Ave. S., just north of the Dairy Queen restaurant along Hwy. 35 in Onalaska.