Новости за 14.07.2016

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The Carolina Hurricanes have agreed to terms with four of their restricted free agents to one-year, two-way contracts.

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THURSDAY, July 14, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Stroke survivors who had high blood pressure or other heart risk factors before their stroke may be at greater risk for another stroke and dementia years later, a new Dutch study finds.

THURSDAY, July 14, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Antibiotic-resistant cases of the sexually transmitted illness gonorrhea have more than quadrupled in the United States.

THURSDAY, July 14, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Synthetic marijuana is sending increasing numbers of U.S. users to hospitals, researchers report.

The congregation bowed their heads as the Rev. Travis Becknell began New Hope Fellowship’s Sunday services with a prayer. Despite the grey sky and their initial plans of meeting at Rowe Park getting rained out, this was a Sunday of…

With the selection of a new fire chief, the Holmen Area Fire Department has started a new chapter. The Holmen Area Fire District Association Board held a press conference Wednesday to announce it has selected Paul Menches as the new…

Pat and Sue McFadden had been sitting in their TV room, shortly before the weather report was to come on July 5, when a 50- to 60-foot pine tree crashed onto their roof, sending a large branch through the ceiling…

With the Holmen Village Board’s approval, construction of a new wastewater treatment plant for the village could begin in the spring of 2018.

Federal guidelines could cause a slight bump in lunch prices in the Holmen School District.

A proposed reconstruction of an electrical line that would run through the town of Onalaska has raised concerns among residents.

Former La Crosse Police Chief Edward Kondracki and his colleague Sue Lynch made an appearance at Tuesday night’s Bangor Village Board meeting to discuss the purpose of a social hosting ordinance the two have been encouraging La Crosse County communities…

The Bangor Business Club may soon have a new role in the community and a new name, too, as the organization works to expand.

For many, attending the local county fair is a long-standing tradition going back generations.

When Mary Kendhammer first moved to West Salem in 1982, the village’s garden club had just celebrated its 40th anniversary.

The West Salem School Board held its annual organizational meeting Monday night to find consensus among the board members and help direct the board toward common goals.

The West Salem Historical Society recently announced the winner of its annual photo contest, and Mindoro’s Brandon Wanke walked away with top honors. The theme of this year’s contest was “Churches of La Crosse County,” and Brandon — who will…

Greg Remen would like you to go fly a kite — and he’s got just the deal for you: a free kite fashioned from a La Crosse Tribune if you’ve been featured in a story or photo.

This month marks a year since Microsoft, the mega corporation started by billionaire Bill Gates, released it’s latest and greatest operating system: Windows 10.

A young couple rolls through the Wal-Mart grocery with two kids in the cart and a meager ration of food. They never notice an older couple shadowing them. Little do they realize they’re subjects of a conspiracy: a Conspiracy of…

The West Salem School Board is planning for another school construction referendum at the general election. The current plan is to bring fifth grade out of the elementary school to the middle school and put a $20 million addition on…

Tamara (Cook) Dever was born in La Crosse and spent the first 13 years of her life in nearby Onalaska. Today, Dever is an accomplished book designer, having won more than 180 awards either individually or through her company, TLC…

This week’s La Crosse Interstate Fair has a new act in it’s lineup of entertainment.

Is there anything better than bottle feeding a baby goat? Perhaps scratching behind the ear of a corpulent pig? Luckily, children won’t have to choose during the Rainbow Ridge Farm Camp.

I think everyone at one time or another comes across someone they would describe as a curmudgeon and you think to yourself, “Why are they like that? What makes them so miserable?” In the debut novel of Swedish author Fredrick…