Doctors from Nicaragua training at Gundersen Lutheran
Global Partners program training doctors to help patients in poor countries.
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Economy Sends People Back to School, Now They're Ready for Work
With the economy continuing it's slow comeback, many displaced workers are looking for ways to make a fresh start.
City attorney: Mayor Harter has authority over fire department
La Crosse Mayor Matt Harter has the authority to oversee operations of the La Crosse Fire Department, the city attorney said late Monday.
Keeping prom alcohol free
Hundreds of students will be dressing up and heading to prom this weekend.
Wisconsin's court system about to get more backed up
Wisconsin's court system is about to get even more backed up.
Beach hole gulps Olympic swimmer, spurring rescue
It took 60 rescuers two hours to free a member of the Austrian Olympic swim team who was buried in sand up to his neck on Florida's Pompano Beach.
Gingrich announcing 2012 presidential bid on Wednesday
Newt Gingrich has made no secret of his White House ambitions. He's been raising money and assembling a campaign team for months.
Obama: Risky approach on bin Laden was the best
President tells "60 Minutes" the odds bin Laden was in Pakistan compound were only about 55-45.
Coming soon to state near you: Wisconsin meat products
A federal regulation that prevents most small meat producers from shipping their products across state lines is being relaxed, and Wisconsin officials are happy.
Area students get sobering lesson on drinking and driving ahead of Prom
Emergency crews showed Onalaska High School students Friday the deadly consequences drinking and driving can have by conducting a mock drunk driving crash.
