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ST. LOUIS (AP) — All-Star catcher Yadier Molina is on the St. Louis Cardinals' roster for the NL Division Series against the Chicago Cubs and will play wearing a splint to protect a strained l…

Tomah High School’s homecoming kicks into high gear at 8 a.m. Monday (today) morning.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Edmonton Oilers rookie Connor McDavid said he didn't have any trouble falling asleep on the eve of his professional debut.

The village’s participation in the regional ride-share taxi service will not be terminated after all.

Two revered teachers, a man behind a very successful grocery store chain and a steady-handed bus driver will be inducted into Bangor High School’s Hall of Distinction during Homecoming week ce…

Buying 850 Chromebooks for Holmen Middle School students should cost less than early estimates.

Cowboy wannabees yearning to return to the days of yesteryear should head to the town of Sandburr this weekend. The recreated frontier town, located on the Holmen Rod & Gun Club grounds ne…

West Salem High School is competing for $20,000 of Under Armour apparel and gear this month in a nationwide fitness competition.

Bangor Elementary students recently got a lesson on creativity from an exceptionally creative person.

For the second time this season, West Salem native Kathleen Thorn, a senior at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, was selected as the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference runner of the week.

In 2013, the lives of James Lockman and his three children were changed forever. Lockman’s wife, Missy, passed away from a three-year battle with breast cancer.

There’s no question about Chuck and Luann Roth’s dedication to Oktoberfest. They’ve never let anything stand between them and celebrating La Crosse’s German heritage, not even after their youn…

West Salem Village President Gary Althoff and Allied Cooperative board of director Roger Schomberg met outside the the West Salem Village Hall Friday to exchange a quit-close deed for a small …

Considering Miranda Lambert is one of the biggest stars in country music, La Crosse has gotten to see a fair amount of the Texas-bred singer.

The city of Onalaska recently won a grant from the Wisconsin Historical Society to conduct a survey of residences and commercial structures in Onalaska with an eye towards identifying building…

Nearly 12 years after the chain left the La Crosse area, an Arby’s restaurant will open Oct. 19 just south of Woodman’s Food Market in Onalaska.

Salvation Army bell-ringer sign-ups start

The arrival of fall means it’s time for the annual OmniCenter Fall Gift and Craft Show.

The red pens got a workout at Tuesday night’s Onalaska Board of Public Works meeting as the board reviewed the list of proposed capital improvement projects for next year with the goal of redu…

For the second year running, sisters Kim Harmon and Patti Evans have teamed up with the Bangor and Area Historical Society to hold a fire sale and walking history tour in commemoration of the …

Early indications are that the influenza vaccine developed for this season will be more effective than the one that a mutated virus foiled last year, so it’s time for people to roll up their s…

The plan guiding Holmen’s development and land use will be getting a thorough review. The Holmen Planning Commission discussed updating the village’s comprehensive plan at its Sept. 29 meeting.

Elizabeth Larson, the artist whose work is being shown throughout the month of October in the art gallery at the Marie W. Heider Center for the Arts, looks to the past for inspiration.

Construction work on the $14 million addition and remodeling project at Onalaska’s Northern Hills Elementary is winding down. That means it’s time to celebrate and show off a little bit.

A resident care aide at an Onalaska assisted living facility is accused of stealing a 73-year-old patient’s pain medications and replacing them with her own anti-anxiety pills.