La Crosse police are investigating a third incident of racist graffiti at Viterbo University.
Since 2020 was the year we stayed home, let’s hope 2021 is the year we get back out. And that means festivals.
After his earning of a $10,000 scholarship from a Junior Achievement young entrepreneur competition, crochet wonder Jonah Larson will appear o…
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are recommending the US pause the use of the J…
"Coming back in this way is both emotional and inspiring to see what a community can do together," said co-founder Jon Holthaus.
With officer Derek Chauvin's fate still up for debate and another police shooting having occurred, the Minneapolis area continues to beg for j…
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The Vernon County Health Department has issued an update about a time change for upcoming National Guard drive-through COVID-19 testing.
Genevieve Haugen was crowned the 2021 Westby Syttende Mai princess during a scaled-back coronation ceremony held at the Westby Community Room,…
The 3rd Congressional District Republican Party of Wisconsin re-elected Bill Feehan as the group's chairman for another two years at its annua…
Westby High School’s production of “Mamma Mia!” will be live streamed on Friday and Saturday, April 16 and 17 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, April 18, …
A La Farge woman and child were seriously injured in a one-vehicle crash Sunday, April 11, on County Road P near Lars Hill Road in the town of…
Specialists at Mayo Clinic Health System are lessening the operating room time and recovery period for some patients by performing dual surger…
Fort McCoy and Vernon County formally signed an intergovernmental service agreement, or IGSA, March 15 in an official signing ceremony at the …
The Aquinas Catholic Schools Foundation has received a transformational gift of $1,010,000 from the estate of Donald M. & Louise F. (Paul)…
Republican Derrick Van Orden has already announced that he's trying again to beat longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. Ron Kind in a district that fo…
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UWL’s Student Affairs Administration Master’s Program is ramping up its already strong online presence.
Area hospitals have now fully inoculated some 42,000 adults, bringing regional residents closer to a pre-COVID community.
The lucky winner in a new spring fundraiser will have the opportunity to brew their own beer at La Crosse’s Pearl Street Brewery.
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The Tomah VA Medical Center is now providing COVID-19 vaccinations to anyone who served in the military, their caregivers and spouses and othe…
He’s been told his first present when he was born was a fishing pole, perhaps setting the tone. When a kid, he says all he could think about w…
With April marking National Donate Life Month, Mayo Clinic Health System specialists are urging people to register as donors, and dispelling m…
Gundersen researchers have now identified five different COVID-19 variants in the La Crosse and surrounding areas, with the B.1.351 and B.1.52…
The Mississippi Valley Conservancy has named longtime La Crosse resident Sue Dillenbeck president of its board of directors. Dillenbeck, who h…
In 2020, Kind squeaked by with just 51% of the vote, earning just above 11,000 votes over Van Orden, one of his toughest opponents since takin…
Catch up on our election coverage. Here are the results
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