Новости за 23.02.2023

Although Tom Troendle’s father lost his battle with brain cancer three years ago, the man remains top of mind.

At the inaugural meeting of the Economic and Community Development Commission, the city of La Crosse presented two action plans: one to address affordable and low-income housing, and the other to address the population of homeless individuals.

Earl died Thursday after suffering a stroke last weekend. He was 86.

The Biden administration is planning to reverse longstanding policy and allow the use of Medicaid to treat jail and prison inmates' substance use disorders and certain other health conditions.

The memorial service will be followed by a reception at Union South.

Former Wisconsin Gov. Tony Earl, champion of gay rights and a staunch environmentalist, has died at age 86.

Earl died Thursday after suffering a stroke last weekend. He was 86.

Five more children joined the ranks as Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Heroes during its Hero Kickoff and Sponsor Recognition Lunch on Feb. 22 at Gundersen Health System.

Habitat for Humanity La Crosse Area invites women throughout the Coulee Region to volunteer for Women Build, a two-day opportunity to help build a home for a local family.

Habitat for Humanity La Crosse Area invites women throughout the Coulee Region to volunteer for Women Build, a two-day opportunity to help build a home for a local family.

Altra Federal Credit Union will host a free event for home buyers from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, March 7, at its Operations Center located at 1700 Oak Forest Drive in Onalaska.

Disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh took the stand in his own defense at his double murder trial Thursday to present his version of events.

The Grand Hotel Ballroom, 207 Pearl St, (above The Pearl), hosts an evening of song and dance Saturday featuring Luke Callen and his band hailing from Minneapolis alongside Milwaukee's own Long Mama.

Dangerous winter weather is ravaging the nation from California through the northern Plains. The storms have trapped drivers on icy roads, knocked out power to hundreds of thousands and grounded hundreds of flights. For the first time since 1989, the…

When the cheerleading coach broke the news to Katrina Kohel that she was the only one left on the cheer squad, Kohel was determined to compete anyway.

Costumes, handwritten lyrics and musical instruments are among the more than 80,000 David Bowie items going on public show for the first time.

The Onalaska Police Department will host its annual “Cops Gone Wild” fundraiser for Wisconsin Special Olympics.

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For her determination in the face of personal loss, Tomah High School senior Katelyn Tappa has earned a La Crosse Tribune Extra Effort Award.

The Badgers said they were more aggressive in the second half to deal with a full-court press, which helped them put Iowa away.

“We can't let this get too far ahead to the point where we have a wildlife desert out there because we haven't kept up with wildlife management,” Greg Kazmierski said.

Two men, ages 58 and 35, were arrested for leaving an unattended firearm, police said, and charges were pending with the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office.

“To take a chance on me like this, it takes a lot of courage,” said Meyers Leonard, who hasn't played since using an antisemitic slur during a livestreamed video game.

Coach Deke Stanek knew he had to approach a difficult loss for the Aquinas HIgh School wrestling team the correct way.

Several girls from the Coulee Region got their first taste of wrestling for a WIAA state championship last year at the La Crosse Center.