With the future of abortion rights and redistricting hanging in the balance, all eyes are on the April election for Wisconsin Supreme Court. But for people who find themselves in front of a judge, two questions on the ballot could have more substantial consequences than who controls the stat…
The North Star Regional Competition was held Saturday, bringing robotics teams from schools all over to the La Crosse Center.
The La Crosse Sheriff's Department's K9 programs aid officers in their effort to keep the county safe.
In an eight-hour cycling fundraiser, teams from around the community put their stamina to the test for the La Crosse Area Family YMCA's Pedal…
The eyes are more than a window to the soul — they're also a reflection of a person's cognitive health.
The share of colorectal cancer diagnoses among adults younger than 55 in the US has been rising since the 1990s,
Senator Tammy Baldwin is once again taking a stand against prescription drug costs.
With the future of abortion rights and redistricting hanging in the balance, all eyes are on the April election for Wisconsin Supreme Court. But for people who find themselves in front of a judge, two questions on the ballot could have more substantial consequences than who controls the state’s highest panel. A proposed constitutional amendment on the April 4 ballot will let Wisconsin voters choose whether it should be harder for people to get out of jail on bail before trial. The measure's Republican sponsors say it will protect communities from people who judges believe are dangerous, but criminal justice advocates say it will disproportionately keep poor defendants behind bars.
Former President Donald Trump baselessly railed against what he called "prosecutorial misconduct" at a campaign rally Saturday night in Texas,…
Senator Tammy Baldwin is once again taking a stand against prescription drug costs.
With the future of abortion rights and redistricting hanging in the balance, all eyes are on the April election for Wisconsin Supreme Court. But for people who find themselves in front of a judge, two questions on the ballot could have more substantial consequences than who controls the state’s highest panel. A proposed constitutional amendment on the April 4 ballot will let Wisconsin voters choose whether it should be harder for people to get out of jail on bail before trial. The measure's Republican sponsors say it will protect communities from people who judges believe are dangerous, but criminal justice advocates say it will disproportionately keep poor defendants behind bars.
The Fillmore County Sheriff said that the man who was the subject of a search in the City of Fountain is now in custody.
A $1 million cash bond was set for a woman charged with the murder of a man, who has yet to be identified and whose bone fragments were found …
