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Between the primary election and early October, Barnes' campaign focused on positive ads while other Democratic groups aired negative Johnson ads.

Welcome to NerdWallet’s Smart Money podcast, where we answer your real-world money questions. This week’s episode starts with a discussion about protecting yourself from fraud in honor of Cybersecurity Awareness…

Mayo Clinic Health System in La Crosse, located at 800 West Avenue, has opened its annual public flu clinic. It runs through Nov. 11, each day from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The vaccine will be available as a shot…

Four players who missed Saturday's loss to Michigan State are not listed on this week's injury report.

If you’re looking for a treat-filled, trick-free family Halloween celebration, the Holmen Area Community Center is sponsoring a fun new event Saturday, Oct. 22.

When community volunteers worked to raise funds for the new bandshell at Riverside Park, they realized their work was just beginning. Seeing many other ways to improve the park, they created the Riverside Park Foundation with a mission to enhance…

Record inflation severely impacted the food supply chain, fuel costs and pricing for virtually all everyday necessities. But while food costs remain high overall, prices for some food have come down.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and her Democratic challenger Diedre DeJear will face off in a debate in the only such meeting scheduled to be held before Election Day. It will be televised live Monday night on Iowa PBS. The candidates…

The Badgers may have picked up their first loss under interim coach Jim Leonhard, but that doesn't mean there weren't any positive takeaways.

Wisconsin dairy farmers have seen much higher milk prices in 2022 than they did in 2021.

You want to be confident about retirement when you hand in your letter of resignation.

Stocks are opening sharply higher on Wall Street, the latest about-face for a market that has seen a lot of sudden ups and downs recently. The S&P 500 jumped 2.5% in the early going Monday, while the Dow was up…

More local children will be able to benefit from child abuse prevention services due to a $29,870 contribution from Dahl Automotive after the organization’s 14th annual Lube-A-Thon.

The University of Wisconsin–La Crosse Screaming Eagles Marching Band will celebrate the “Past, Present and Future” as they host the 10th annual High School Band Day Saturday, Oct. 22. The UWL Alumni Band will also join the band’s performances.

Derrick Van Orden appears poised to win the seat held since 1997 by Rep. Ron Kind, as voters focus more on economic issues than what happened on Jan. 6.

Redshirt freshman Markus Allen has left the Badgers football program after not playing Saturday at Michigan State.

Graupel is a type of frozen precipitation. Southern Wisconsin experienced this on Thursday afternoon.

The great majority of retired workers depend on Social Security income to some extent, and every last dollar can make a difference.

You may want to jump on the opportunity while you can.

Competitiveness in an age of economic unease is not driven by a few factors, but by a blend of state-based pluses and minuses. That’s a major takeaway from a 50-state study conducted this year for the Massachusetts High Technology Association.

U.K. Treasury chief Jeremy Hunt has reversed most of an economic package announced by the government just weeks ago including a planned cut to income tax. Hunt said Monday he was scrapping “almost all” the tax cuts announced last month…

The historic Social Security cost-of-living adjustment might not keep up with the increased cost of living.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Pat Connaughton is expected to miss the first few weeks of the season with a strained right calf.

Alabama loses so infrequently it seems to shift the shape of the season when it happens.

A new Social Security change could make it tougher for some workers to qualify for benefits.