As tax filing season officially starts Monday, a limited number of taxpayers in 12 states will soon be eligible for a program that will allow them to calculate and submit their returns directly to the IRS without having to pay…
Britain, the U.S. and other Western countries have supported the idea of an independent Palestine existing alongside Israel as a solution to the region’s most intractable conflict.
A 39-year-old La Crosse man faces criminal charges after he allegedly stole a metal awing from a La Crosse business.
Black History Month begins each year on the first day of February; here’s what to know about one of the nation’s oldest and most storied organized history celebrations.
The allegations against UNRWA staffers are among the most scathing yet after scandals ranging from breakdowns in peacekeeping to sexual abuse in places like Congo.
Leya Stewart, 43, has been missing since July 4 and the Juneau County woman's family remains frustrated with the lack of answers on her disappearance.
As the recent announcement that HSHS and Prevea Health would close their western Wisconsin hospitals and clinics rippled through the state's health care industry, Gov. Tony Evers expressed irritation that state officials received no warning about the closures.
Sheriff Roy Torgerson reports the following ongoing activities for the year and narrative excerpts from the week ending Jan. 27.
Identities of the victims are being withheld, pending notification of next of kin.
The Internal Revenue Service says the nearly $1 billion in state tax rebates sent to more than 2 million Minnesotans last fall will be subject to federal income taxes. The decision came despite pleas from state officials. The Star Tribune…
A new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds that 35% of U.S. adults call the national economy good. That's an uptick from 30% who said so late last year and up from 24% who said…
Eagerly awaited redistricting reports that will recommend new maps expected to reshape the balance of power in the Wisconsin Legislature are due to the state Supreme Court. The political stakes in Thursday's deadline are huge in the battleground state. Republicans…
Check out our favorite player props for Feb. 1 NBA action this Thursday.
The Vernon County Censor Jan. 30, 1924 100 years ago
Elmo posted a kind-hearted check-in this week on X (formerly Twitter). Thousands of replies and a few interventions from his “Sesame Street” pals later, and it was pretty clear: The people are not doing well, Elmo.
A search to replace Dr. Robert Golden, dean since 2006, will begin this spring.
Dean Phillips asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to order that his name be added to the primary ballot after he was excluded by the state’s top Democrats.
The Badgers are looking to get back to better defensive form when they host the Gophers. Here's what to know.
Basketball brought the friends together, and a mid-season hiring brought them closer together.
There's a national level of expectation on the Badgers, who have a strong reputation with offensive linemen. Here's what the group and recruits can expect.
Editor’s note: This is the second in a four-part series examining four School District of La Crosse elementaries identified by a citizens committee as the best options to close as a cost-saving measure. The committee recommended the school board close…
It's been more than six weeks since the Holmen High School girls basketball team matched up with Aquinas.
An ordinance that would update La Crosse city zoning code and allow accessory dwelling units throughout the city will head to the city’s Common Council on Feb. 8. This is the second time the ordinance will be seen by the…
The La Crosse MTU is two years into its latest drive toward a more environmentally sustainable mass transit fleet.
Zachary Marschall, the editor-in-chief of conservative watchdog Campus Reform, said he's filed 21 Title VI complaints against universities after conversations with Jewish college students who are afraid to speak out.
