Новости за 01.03.2018

PARKLAND, Fla. (AP) — The Latest on the return of students and teachers to class following the killings of 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School (all times local):

MADISON — University of Wisconsin freshman Brad Davison carries a heavy load at a school that doesn't typically give first-year players so much responsibility.

ATLANTA (AP) — A social studies teacher barricaded himself inside a classroom at a Georgia high school on Wednesday and fired a handgun in what may have been a warning shot, authorities said.

The Visit U.S. Coalition on Wednesday rolled out proposals aimed at reversing the decline in inbound international travelers to the United States.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A powerful winter storm was bearing down Wednesday on California and forecasters warned of heavy snowfall in the northern mountains while predictions of widespread rainfall elsewhere raised concern about flash flooding near wildfire burn scars.

A builder’s agreement between the city of Tomah and 3rd Gen LLC has been approved by the Tomah City Council.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Bills that would restrict gun access are coming up for a sudden vote before a Minnesota House committee.

The Viroqua City Council voted to approve the historic designation of a Warehouse District on the city’s northeast side at its meeting Tuesday night.

The Badgers finish the season with a 9-21 record.

GREEN BAY — With two years remaining on their star quarterback’s current contract, the Green Bay Packers don’t necessarily have to hurry up on Aaron Rodgers’ next deal. Nevertheless, the team is hoping to sign the two-time NFL MVP to…

After months of consideration and a community survey, a La Crosse panel recommended Wednesday that the city look at options for two senior centers, one of which may be combined with the La Crosse Public Library South Branch.

HOUSTON — When you arrive on the Buffalo Gal property in Houston, it's hard to miss the one-ton bison standing on the left side of the road. However, on the right, on the side of the hill, just below the…

MINNEAPOLIS — Recently, Montana decided not to hold a grizzly bear hunt this fall, though it could have — maybe.

President Donald Trump's latest broadside against his attorney general distorted operations of the Justice Department's watchdog office in multiple ways. A look:

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa Senate Republicans appear set on approving more than $1 billion in annual tax cuts to the state without explaining how they plan to pay for it.

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

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources board members are pressuring the agency to use softer terminology to describe counties affected by chronic wasting disease.

MoneyTipsThink of your budget as "a way to get the things you want without wasting money on the things that you don't," suggests Liz Weston, CFP®. Watch the NerdWallet Columnist share her fresh perspective on the purpose of budgeting in…

Scheduled to be a defenseman this season, Maddie Rowe has instead become a top-line forward for the top-ranked Badgers.

Instead of selling their bananas by weight, Target sells their bananas "by the each," and a lot of people on social media aren't impressed.

Ready to take your local food experience to the next level? Interested in hunting, but lack field experience? Then "Hunt for Food, Turkey," offered at Westby Rod and Gun Club April 13–15, might be just right for you.

After decades of wrenching, two La Crosse bike mechanics are ready to bring the shop to their customers.