Новости за 20.01.2017

PITTSBURGH (AP) — The football player and friend in Le'Veon Bell understood why LeGarrette Blount walked off the job that cold night in Nashville more than two years ago, jogging to the locker room with the clock still running as…

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A group of Wisconsin legislators is proposing a bill that would create a number of new gun crimes.

BOSTON (AP) — Leading public health researchers and gun safety advocates concede that Republican Donald Trump's election as president changed the national conversation on firearms, but they're urging gun owners and manufacturers to be included in the effort to reduce…

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — State superintendent candidate John Humphries on Thursday paid a dentist $300 for teeth whitening that he initially accepted for free as an in-kind campaign contribution.

NEW YORK (AP) — The Dow Jones industrial average erased its gains for 2017 on Thursday as it fell for the fifth day in a row, part of a pullback for stock indexes as Treasury yields continued their upward march.

MIAMI (AP) — Dirk Nowitzki tries to avoid feelings of nostalgia.

NEW YORK (AP) — The lack of a TV set shouldn't prevent you from following Friday's presidential inauguration ceremony, the pomp and circumstance surrounding it, and the many protests and marches planned around the country.

Paul Gulsvig is a busy man. He recently left his home and won’t return until April, traveling across the United States to help high school show choirs perfect their craft.

The Holmen Village Board proved it had the timing right when refinancing its 2009 bond debt.

The Taste of Onalaska, a major fundraiser sponsored by the Onalaska Education Foundation, is a delicious and fun way to support Onalaska’s public and private school teachers, students and special projects and programs.

Holmen High School’s robotics team has been challenged to combine state-of-the-art programming with an old-time machine power concept.

A fire at the Allied Co-op General Store in Mindoro two weeks ago has left the community of 386 without local access to food, fuel and vehicle repair.

Choice won’t be on the ballot for most Coulee Region races, as many local government seats go uncontested this April.

There are changes coming to the Neshonoc hydroelectric dam in West Salem.

Construction of the West Salem School District’s Swarthout Pool is well underway this winter as contractors from Brickl Brothers and Sebesta Pools work to complete the project before swimming season this spring.

Eleven young women are in the running for the crown at the eighth annual Miss Seven Rivers Scholarship Pageant, which will take place on Saturday, Jan. 21, starting at 4 p.m. at Holmen High School’s Trygve Mathison Fire Arts Center.

After strenuous cross country skiing up and down the snowy bluff terrain last weekend, I was warm enough to enjoy a “cool down” sitting in the sun at the edge of a stand of snow-draped pines. I brushed the snow…

CLEVELAND (AP) — Gregg Williams talked tough.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A federal appeals court on Thursday revived a lawsuit challenging Missouri regulations that a broadcasters group, retailer and winery press illegally limit how they can market alcohol, costing broadcasters advertising revenue.

CARLSBAD, N.M. (AP) — There will be no elevator service at Carlsbad Caverns National Park for 10 days next month because of scheduled safety maintenance.

This old-fashioned cherry cupcake is just the thing for Valentine's Day. I've updated a cake that my mother used to make for my sisters and me when we were children with all the flavors of a bourbon Old-Fashioned. The rosy…

NEW YORK (AP) — The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local):

CAMERON, La. (AP) — Federal regulators say a pipeline is leaking natural gas and liquid hydrocarbons in the Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana.

Twelve girls and boys ages 9 to 14 were named local champions of the 2017 Holmen Knights of Columbus Free-Throw Championship, held recently at Holmen’s Sand Lake Elementary, The winners, who earned the chance to compete at the district level,…

Choice won’t be on the ballot for most area races April 4 because many local government seats will go uncontested.