Delay in barge season is costing local farmers lots of money
Many local farmers are hurting financially because of flooding on the Mississippi River.
Author: Scott Behrens
Gundersen Health System may merge with Marshfield Clinic Health System
The systems have been talking behind closed doors about a potential merger for months now.
Local officials are worried 'critical' community development grant will soon be eliminated
A new affordable housing complex on La Crosse's northside will soon be a place homeless veterans can call home.
High-speed bike race zips through downtown La Crosse
One of the largest bike races in the Midwest took place in downtown La Crosse on Sunday.
Hate crimes across the country are affecting community members in our area
Wednesday was Holocaust Remembrance Day and the Sons of Abraham Congregation in La Crosse held a special event, but in light of recent synagogue shootings, security was high.
Crisis intervention training could help local police officers save lives
Dozens of local emergency responders and jail staff are taking part in crisis intervention training.
New program is helping kids with autism gain their independence
Chileda has been helping children on the autism spectrum for decades, but now, for the first time ever, they're helping parents, businesses and schools make their homes and establishments more autism-friendly.
UW-La Crosse senior to compete in 'American Ninja Warrior'
A local college student is about to compete in a national sports competition.
How Wisconsin companies are hoping to attract recent college graduates
Many employers are having a hard time attracting recent college graduates, but some companies in Wisconsin are hoping to change that.
Here's what the new 2019 La Crosse property assessment means for homeowners
If you live in La Crosse the odds are the assessed value of your house just went up.The city said the average home increase was around 23 percent.The city said the last time houses were assessed, in 2008, prices were…
