Trempealeau County News

A man accused of stealing hunting gear in Trempealeau and Jackson counties pleaded no contest to some of the charges in Jackson County court.

Several jobs are being cut in Trempealeau County to make up for a nearly $900,000 deficit.

Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen today announced that Thomas A. Callaghan has agreed to pay fines and costs totaling $5,000 for his unlawful discharge of pollutants into the waters of the state without a permit namely, metal shavings from Tremplo Manufacturing, Inc., into a storm sewer manhole that led directly to the Buffalo River.

The La Crosse Health Department now says a 7-year-old La Crosse boy did not die from the swine flu virus as once thought.

The Trempealeau County Health Department is offering free H1N1 vaccination clinics to people who are most at risk for getting the virus.

Trempealeau County investigators believe alcohol and speed were factors in a crash near Dodge early Sunday morning.

Trempealeau County deputies say two bar patrons were almost hit by their own car this week when an alleged drunk driver slammed into it and knocked it through the wall into the saloon.

The Trempealeau County Health Department announces a series of H1N1 vaccination clinics.

Prosecutors charge the man who pushed a parked car through the wall of a bar. Trempealeau County prosecutors charged 35-year-old Scott Rand of Onalaska with a count of knowingly operating while revoked, causing property damage A week ago, deputies say Rand was driving on State Highway 35 when he went off the road, through the ditch and hit a parked ...

NEW INFORMATION: Xcel Energy says 2,000 customers are without power in Lake Hallie and north Eau Claire, plus scattered outages across the Chippewa Valley.

A western Wisconsin man is arrested for trespassing. The incident happened early Thursday morning in Trempealeau County.

Trempealeau County deputies say two bar patrons were almost hit by their own car this week when an alleged drunk driver slammed into it and knocked it through the wall into the saloon.

The Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department has experienced a number of burglaries and vehicle break-ins over the last several months.

Thursday, October 15, 2009 2:50 a.m. Vote 0 Votes The United States Department of Agriculture announced Wednesday three rural Wisconsin community facilities will receive stimulus funding for health care and public service projects.

A driver is dead after deputies say they hit a tree. It happened Thursday afternoon around 4:00 p.m. south of Galesville, near the Trempealeau County line.

People in a couple small towns are beefing up their security after a rash of burglaries and car break-ins. The Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department says the crimes are mostly in the southern half of the county.

Beware of Amber Alert text message hoax Font Size: If you got a text message on Wednesday about an Amber Alert, a local sheriff's department says it's a hoax.

Dorothy Vito couldn't stop smiling as she encouraged visitors to tour her spacious one-bedroom apartment in the newly remodeled Brookside Apartments.

Crime victims who want to know when their offender is going to be out of jail can now find out in Trempealeau County.

CAR, taken from parking lot in the 200 block of 17th Avenue West. Value $3,000. Reported 10:39 a.m. Wednesday.