Новости за 18.04.2023

The Badgers hosted a four-star cornerback during their 11th spring practice. Here are the details.

Significant flooding is anticipated along the Mississippi River in the La Crosse and Winona areas through this weekend, with water levels likely to reach historic crests.

The School District of La Crosse has created a new community-based panel, tasked with developing recommendations for facility and building needs.

The Badgers' passing game showed its potential Tuesday, but also that it has more work to be done. Another transfer receiver emerged, too.

The Wisconsin Assembly gave final approval to a bill designating carjacking as a criminal offense and creating harsher penalties for people who use a weapon to steal a vehicle. Its passage in the Legislature on Tuesday sends the bill to…

Bruce man from Rusk County was sentenced to spend 18 months in prison and pay more than $1.1 million to foreign workers on Monday.

State and local governments in Wisconsin would not be allowed to ban gas-powered vehicles, snow blowers, lawnmowers and other machines under a pair of bills passed by the Republican-controlled Assembly along party lines on Tuesday. The bills’ Republican sponsors hope…

The Badgers will need to make up for losing a high-scoring starter, who announced she's transferring to a top 10 power.

The defense had a strong practice inside the McClain Center, led by an inside linebacker who was one of the team's top tacklers last season.

All that bending, lifting, digging and hauling burns calories and builds muscle. But it can also strain backs and leave even the fittest among us aching the next day.

"Enough is enough," said Sen. Mary Felzkowski, one of the Republicans who objected to the project.

An 18-year-old Tomah man facing first-degree intentional homicide charges is free on bail after he allegedly violated curfew and carried a set of brass knuckles April 14 while in La Crosse.

Republicans on the Legislature’s budget committee have voted to kill funding for the largest land conservation project in Wisconsin history. The move Tuesday comes following concerns about the $15 million purchase of 56,000 acres of forest land that would have…

It was the second time in eight months that the Joint Finance Committee objected to spending portions of the $500 million in opioid settlement funds the state expects to receive.

It was the second time in eight months that the Joint Finance Committee objected to spending portions of the $500 million in opioid settlement funds the state expects to receive.

New Badgers men's hockey coach Mike Hastings has bonuses built into his contract. Here are the details.

One of two Iowa teenagers who are charged in the beating death of an Iowa high school teacher has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder. Willard Miller changed his plea to guilty Tuesday morning. He admitted he served as a lookout…

Speakers at a recent Wisconsin Technology Council meeting explained how what Americans eat is linked to much greater prevalence of conditions such as type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and hypertension.

One of two Iowa teens charged in 2021 beating death of high school teacher has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder.

No illnesses have been reported as a result of consuming the products.

Savor the River Valley, a new group of producers and sellers, aims to promote a burgeoning food culture in the greater Spring Green area.

RIPON — Officials in Ripon have moved the building where the Republican Party is said to have been founded across town to boost visibility as conservatives descend on the state for the GOP national convention next year.

Officials hope the new location will increase visibility and access as visitors arrive for the GOP national convention in Milwaukee next summer. Ripon is about 85 miles northwest of Milwaukee.

Alternatives for all interchanges are being explored along the Interstate 39/90/94 corridor from just south of Madison to the Wisconsin Dells area, as well highway construction and lane solutions.

The man who killed his ex-girlfriend in their Kenosha home while she was on the phone with 911 begging for help will never be eligible for release from prison.