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Fertilizer has been one of the hottest topics in agriculture over the past couple of years as prices and availability have ebbed and flowed.

The move comes as the COVID-19 federal health emergencies are set to expire in May.

The move comes as the COVID-19 federal health emergencies are set to expire in May.

Henry A. Yanzer was an early osteopathic and chiropractor who started his practice in La Crosse in 1922 at 221 N. Seventh St. He studied in Chicago at both a medical college and a chiropractic college and graduated in 1917.…

Scholz has served as Madison's top academic officer since 2019 and was a finalist for chancellor after Rebecca Blank left in May 2022.

A La Crosse County jailer was transported by ambulance to a local hospital after authorities said he was exposed to an illegal substance while trying to subdue a suspect being booked into the jail.

Dubuque Telegraph-Herald. March 12, 2023.

Felton Spencer, who set Louisville single-season and career records in field goal percentage before playing 12 years in the NBA, has died. He was 55. Spencer’s sister, Tammy Pollock, tweeted of his death on Sunday afternoon and the school confirmed…

Here are the Onalaska High School students of the month for February.

Vice President Kamala Harris plans to travel to Africa at the end of March as the United States seeks to pitch itself as a better partner for the continent than China is.

Official FoodShare texts and emails never ask members for personal information, DHS said.

Congress temporarily made school meals free to all schoolkids but since that ended last fall, the need has only seemed to grow.

For more than 30 years, the Warehouse has presented local, regional, national and international bands to audiences of all ages in a drug- and alcohol-free environment in downtown La Crosse. Over the years, it’s hosted many rising stars, including Nine…

A guide to the bottom left of the NIT bracket, breaking down all of Wisconsin men's basketball's potential opponents.

The decision is one of President Joe Biden's most consequential climate decisions and is likely to draw condemnation from environmentalists who say it flies in the face of the Democratic president's climate pledges.

The order issued by the DOT Division of Motor Vehicles determined that the Stoughton dealer violated state law when it failed to maintain a licensed business facility, DOT said.

Born in St. Louis, Martha Gellhorn attended Bryn Mawr college and left in 1927 to become a reporter. When President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1933 created the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, he sent 16 journalists to collect data about how…

All properties containing at least one residential rental unit must be registered with the city of La Crosse after a new ordinance was passed Thursday by the Common Council.

Economists and analysts are turning to increasingly outlandish metaphors to help translate their thoughts. Here are some of the most interesting descriptors used recently and what they mean.

Weather watches and warnings are issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) under specific weather conditions.

Former UW-Madison graduate student Arvin Raj Mathur is charged with interstate or foreign threat to injure after authorities say he emailed threats from outside the U.S. to nine Wisconsin residents

The proposal would amount to a $41 increase in tuition for the 2023-24 school year for a full-time occupational degree-seeking student taking 15 credits.

Manufacturing in Wisconsin is alive and largely well because other companies, including legacy firms, are adapting to the changing needs of customers and society alike.

"Stay tuned," Aaron Rodgers told former Jets wide receiver and I Am Athlete host Brandon Marshall on Saturday. "It won't be long. There's a time limit for all of this."