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Report: Nuclear power won't solve global warming
A new report says nuclear power plants would take too long to build and are too expensive to make any impact on global warming.
Police looking for burglars who hit several businesses
Police are looking for burglars who hit several businesses this week. Onalaska police say burglars broke into four businesses, and tried to break into two more in the past few days.
12 establishments failed, resulting in an 84% success rate of businesses with liquor licenses denying the sale of alcohol to minors.
State Assembly debates bills relating to child care
Wednesday, October 21, 2009 3:50 a.m. Vote 0 Votes The Assembly saw heated debate Tuesday over a bill that would prohibit certain criminals from associating with child care providers.
ASALMS/Oktoberfest 2009 WEST SALEM, WI -- On a chilly Western Wisconsin Saturday night, the stars of 'America's Premier Short Track Series' saved some of their best for last, contesting a thrilling curtain closer for the 2009 ASA Late Model Series North Division season.
Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter
Editorial: Solve the nuclear storage issue first
The Lakeshore area has been a longtime friend of the nuclear power industry. We are home to the nuclear plants at Point Beach in the town of Two Creeks and a few miles away near Kewaunee.
Legislation to lift nuclear plant ban
Tuesday, September 29, 2009 1:39 a.m. Vote 0 Votes Three Republican legislators proposed ideas for new legislation Monday to repeal the state's ban on construction of new nuclear power plants.
Investigators trying to find man who may be responsible for marijuana growing area
Investigators are trying to identify a man who showed his face while apparently trying to get rid of a surveillance camera near a marijuana grow.
Suspected pot grower leaves mug behind
Sept. 2, 2009 6:23 a.m. After a land owner near West Salem found marijuana plants growing on his property, police put a surveillance camera in a nearby tree to see who was tending the plants, according to this story in the La Crosse Tribune .
James Robert LaJeunesse -- West Salem, Wis.
WEST SALEM, Wis. -- James Robert "Talking Buffalo" LaJeunesse, 58, of West Salem, Wis., died unexpectedly Tuesday, Aug.
James Robert LaJeunesse -- West Salem, Wis.
WEST SALEM, Wis. -- James Robert "Talking Buffalo" LaJeunesse, 58, of West Salem, Wis., died unexpectedly Tuesday, Aug.
A Western Wisconsin man was killed in a car crash on Tuesday. The State Patrol says the deadly crash happened around 5:30pm on I-90 near Sparta in Monroe County.
Review: Wisconsin Assembly aides salaries inflated
One in five state Assembly aides earn higher salaries than their positions should pay under a practice that costs taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars, an Associated Press review found.
Judy Russell: Trip to western part of state full of spiritual humor, reflection
A long weekend visiting friends in the West Salem/ La Crosse area offered a combination of spiritual humor, prayer and reflection.
DNR called too political in Assembly hearing testimony
Current and former Department of Natural Resources employees told lawmakers on Tuesday that morale has plummeted and the department has become more political since 1995, when the governor assumed authority to appoint the secretary.
Direct Loans Now Available To Farmers
A total of $760 million is now available for direct loans to farmers, announced Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack in West Salem, WI, last week.
Organic Dairy Producers, Supporters Urge Enforcement Of Organic Standards
Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack listens to organic dairy producer Darlene Coehoorn. Skeptical yet hopeful, about 100 organic dairy producers and supporters banded together in West Salem, WI, on July 16 to ask Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack to enforce current organic dairy laws and keep big-business organic dairies from shutting down family farms.
Crash in construction zone sends man to hospital
A crash in a construction zone sent one man to the hospital. The Wisconsin State Patrol says a pickup truck was driving through a construction zone on I-90 near West Salem.
Obama's "Rural Tour" rolls into West Salem
From food labels, to falling milk prices, and federal stimulus dollars... farmers filled the stands for a town hall meeting with top Obama officials Thursday.