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Disabled students transition to life after high school with county help
Transitioning to life after high school is tough enough and it can be even more challenging for students with disabilities.
First recall election debate still important for both parties
Governor Scott Walker and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett will face off in the first debate of this recall campaign Friday night.
Doctors to examine La Crosse cop stabber for release
A schizophrenic La Crosse man committed after he stabbed a police officer in 2006 wants out of a state mental health institution.
Wis. day trader to stand trial in parents' death
Prosecutors have charged Eric Koula with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide in the deaths of Merna and Dennis Koula.
Ethics complaint targets La Crosse County Administrator
Citizens for Responsible Government and the La Crosse Tea Party are targeting emails about the La Crosse City Administrator referendum as proof O'Malley violated the county's code of ethics.
La Crosse County Democrats, GOP Both Promote Early Voting
LA CROSSE, Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind and State Assembly Representative Jill Billings headlined a rally at Riverside Park Wednesday encouraging supporters of the recall effort against Republican Governor Scott Walker to get out and vote early.
Emergency response for 2011's unexpected tornado
When the tornado tore through La Crosse, the Red Cross was one of the first organizations on the scene to help those affected.
Local law enforcement cracking down on seat belt violators
Starting Monday, the La Crosse police and La Crosse County Sheriff's Departments started taking part in the annual "Click It or Ticket" campaign.
County Ethics Board Meeting Set
An ethics board meeting has been scheduled for the La Crosse county administrator.
Cheese Lights the Whey: Biogas from Dairy Farm, Brewery and Landfill...
The Crave Brothers dairy farm in Waterloo , Wisconsin, makes tubs of celebrated mascarpone cheese.
Whooping Cough Across Wisconsin
LA CROSSE, Wisconsin - 914 cases Of Pertussis, commonly known as Whooping Cough, have been confirmed in the state of Wisconsin since January of this year.
Vaccine, Isolation Recommended To Fight Whooping Cough
More than a dozen cases of whooping cough in La Crosse County just this month is a cause for concern among nurses and doctors... Health professionals recommend a vaccine for those who are not sick, and anti-biotics for people who are infected.
Conference to Help Those With Disabilities Take 'The Next Step'
Ahna Geiwitz is a sophomore at Onalaska High School, and was diagnosed with attention deficit disorder and dyslexia when she was young.
Officers working to keep the roads S.A.F.E.
Area law enforcement officers are buckling down on seatbelt violations. It's part of a grant helping them to step up enforcement of traffic laws.
Emerald ash borer in western Wisconsin
The emerald ash borer has been detected in western Wisconsin. The small destructive beetle is responsible for killing millions of ash trees all around the nation.
Admitted La Crosse drug dealer pleads guilty
A La Crosse man who admitted to selling marijuana that he gets from a source in the Twin Cities pleads guilty, but will avoid jail time if he meets terms of a diversion agreement.
Lakeside Foods donates 7 truckloads of veggies to Channel One
In honor of its 125th anniversary, Lakeside Foods, based in Manitowoc, Wis., has donated seven truckloads of canned vegetables to three Feeding America food banks, including Channel One Food Bank in Rochester.
Lax Drug Homicide Case May Be Affected By Miranda Rights
The famous 'Miranda warning' given during an arrest requires police to tell suspects that they have the right to get an attorney before questioning.
Moving out and giving back to the community
For some students, move out day is almost just as stressful as the finals themselves, but maybe with an opportunity to give back to the community, students just might get a second-wind for getting rid of their unwanted stuff.
Convicted killer Stanley to stay in mental health facility
The man convicted in the a triple homicide at an Onalaska church in 1985 has been ordered to stay in a state mental health facility.
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