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Philip Lambert crossed the finish line first during the La Crosse Marathon that began in Sparta and finished in downtown La Crosse on Saturday.

About 300 community members gathered in prayer and solidarity Friday for missing Winona resident Madeline Kingsbury.

The morning has flown by and as he brings the class to a close, Viterbo University Distinguished Professor of Servant Leadership Tom Thibodeau asks his students to offer a word that sums up their experience that day. He turns to…

Bad weather has claimed another weekend of racing at Mississippi Thunder Speedway, this time with heavy rain leading to the postponement of the remainder of the Dairyland Showdown.

Though the latest payment plan overhaul won't help, there are other options to get debt relief for parent PLUS loans.

Test scores in history and civics have declined slightly for eighth grade students in the U.S., according to results that show an increasing number of children lack a basic understanding of either subject.

Current global policies put us on track for about 5.5 degrees Fahrenheit of warming in the next 75 years, but there is a lot of wiggle room in that value, depending on whether or not actual emissions match global policies.

Police officers trying to disperse a large, late night crowd in Milwaukee have shot and wounded two people who were shooting handguns. The Milwaukee Police Department says the crowd “was engaged in reckless behavior,” and it was during the dispersal…

A crowd of about 150,000 is expected to jam Churchill Downs to wager and watch the 1 1/4-mile Derby.

Officials are encouraging veterans with potential brain injuries who may have been misdiagnosed at the Tomah Veterans Administration Medical Center to return for a second exam.

Many animal advocates and some veterinarians say it is a cruel deforming of felines’ bodies and impedes their natural instincts.

Dozens of voucher schools have policies that allow them to exclude LGBTQ+ students or those with disabilities. In many cases, it’s legal.

Badgers football coach Luke Fickell has a few options at his disposal to offer scholarships in the transfer market despite being projected to be over the limit of 85.

It's the final mile of a seven-decade journey for Charles from heir to monarch. Get the latest on the coronation here.

See all the pomp, pageantry and symbolism of an occasion rooted in medieval times when English kings wielded great power.

Milwaukee allowed four unanswered runs in losing for the fifth straight time.

Sister Clarone Brill, Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration (FSPA), 93 years old, died Thursday, May 4, 2023, at St. Rose Convent, La Crosse, WI. She was in the 74th year of her religious profession.

REEDSBURG—Daniel Arlen McBride, age 85 of Reedsburg, WI, passed away peacefully April 29, 2023. He was born September 11, 1937 in Galesville, WI, to his parents, Raymond (Cappy) and Alice McBride. On December 12, 1959, he married Sonya Rutschow in…

The Central High School girls soccer team had its unbeaten season come to an end Friday in a 5-1 loss to The Prairie School as part of the Central Invitational hosted at UW-La Crosse on Friday.

WEST SALEM — The West Salem High School softball team won its third game in a row by scoring five runs in the bottom of the first inning of a 6-2 five-inning nonconference game against visiting Central on Friday.

The West Salem High School boys and girls track and field teams combined to win five of eight relay events, and the boys won a team championship while the first placed second in the Coulee/South Central Invitational at UW-La Crosse…

ONALASKA — The first-place Viroqua High School baseball team hit four home runs and picked up its eighth straight victory with an 11-0 Coulee Conference win at Onalaska Luther on Friday.

While admitting that he doesn't think he's "done enough," LaFleur traveled from Green Bay to Madison Friday to support Wisconsin men's basketball coach Greg Gard and the fight against cancer.

A total of 48 players reported to Green Bay for the first day of the annual post-draft rookie minicamp.

The foundation was started seven years ago after UW men's basketball coach Greg Gard's father, Glen, died of brain cancer. Friday was the biggest crowd it had seen.