Новости за 04.06.2023

Across the U.S. economy, a number of industries are facing a formidable challenge: Replenishing a workforce diminished by a surge of retirements. Among the hardest hit: airline maintenance, construction, manufacturing and nursing.

Novak Djokovic has broken a tie with rival Rafael Nadal by reaching the French Open quarterfinals for the record 17th time. Djokovic was never truly in trouble during a 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 victory over Juan Pablo Varillas on Sunday. Djokovic…

The Badgers opened their European competition on the court and created an important memory for a defensive specialist.

Kurdish officials in northeast Syria have expanded a program to rehabilitate boys from the families of Islamic State group militants.

Nicolas Cage made a dandy vampire in “Vampire’s Kiss.” So what went wrong with “Renfield,” the story of Dracula’s sidekick?

A dealer can apply the tax credit to any leased electric vehicle, no matter where it's made, to reduce a customer's monthly payment.

The La Crosse Water Utility will begin its annual water system flushing program Sunday, June 4, continuing through Friday, June 16.

Starting Tuesday, readers of the La Crosse Tribune will enjoy an expanded print newspaper with a different publication schedule and delivery model.

The hot offense that propelled the UW-La Crosse baseball team to the College World Series was stifled by some of the best in the country.

As expected, medical professionals post a strong showing, as well as managers. There are surprises, too.

Branden Colvin Sr.'s family was notified Saturday that his remains had been found at the building which collapsed a week ago.

Badgers tackle Jack Nelson's entering his third year as a starter and he's shown he can be a star.

A community market known for seasonal local produce and live music is working to maintain its presence at Cameron Park during an ongoing community struggle with homelessness.

As part of June being Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, the OASIS Respite Program is asking individuals, caregivers and potential volunteers to visit “The Refinery” of First Free Church, 123 Mason St. in Onalaska, to discover all that OASIS provides…

Beau and Jeanette Burlingame will open their new Sparta Soda Works craft soda brewing business and eatery on Saturday, June 10, in the former police station at 121 E. Oak St. in downtown Sparta.

Christian Watson thought nobody would see his lakeside footrace against Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, which was a part of a trip among teammates and their families.

Travel writer Mary Bergin of Madison has spent decades traversing Wisconsin and offers up her 50 favorite communities and gives a nod to 100 others.

Right fielder Blake Perkins' grand slam and five RBIs led Milwaukee over host Cincinnati in Game 2 of the four-game series.

Sister Dolores Henke, OSM, 90, died peacefully on May 24, 2023, at Ladysmith Care and Rehab.

Rojean Ellen “RJ” (Gillett) Alvarez, age 58, loving wife, sister, aunt and friend, passed away peacefully in her sleep at her home on Tuesday morning, May 16, 2023, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. A Celebration of Life…

George’s full obituary appeared earlier. His Memorial Service will take place Tuesday, June 6, at 11:00 a.m. at Saint Patrick’s Catholic Church, Onalaska.

Patty’s ultimate desire in life was to be a mother. From an early age she took on the role of caretaker to most everyone she knew, including her three younger brothers, numerous cousins, daughters, god children, nieces & nephews, grandchildren,…

Peter Abts, beloved father, grandfather, brother, uncle, and friend, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, May 23, surrounded by family at age 81. He was born to Hubert and Gertrude Abts and grew up in Fountain City, Wis., served three years…

WINONA — Harland P. Knight, 93, of Winona, passed away Thursday, June 1, 2023, at Benedictine – St. Anne Campus, Winona, Minn.