Новости за 02.07.2015

Viroqua area bank customers who use locally-issued debit or credit cards are among the ever-increasing number of victims in a complicated fraud scheme.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Police detectives threatened a 12-year-old witness to make him offer false testimony in a murder case and fabricated statements by him, according to a federal lawsuit filed Th…

Officials in Holmen and the city of Onalaska are considering a contract that would predetermine future boundary lines between the municipalities.

The owners of South Lanes Bowling & Pizza on La Crosse’s South Side and a friend plan to open a South Lanes Pizza take-out and delivery location in Onalaska in mid-August.

Canadian Pacific Railway will begin repair work on the 10th Avenue crossing in the eastern portion of village of Bangor.

Here are a selection of brief news items from this week's paper edition, and possibly a few news briefs that didn't make it in the paper.

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are ending slightly lower as investors reacted to news that Greece's finances are deteriorating and a mixed report on the job market.

VIENNA (AP) — Iran took a hard line Thursday on two of the biggest demands of world powers in a final nuclear accord, rejecting any extraordinary inspection rules and threatening to ramp up en…

COON RAPIDS, Minn. (AP) — Police say a poker game led to an altercation in the parking lot of a Coon Rapids bar that ended with a fatal shooting.

Fans of Lifetime's melodramatic movies can now see them for $4 a month — without subscribing to cable.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Maryland man arrested after getting over a White House fence last year has been sentenced to time served.

There aren’t as many laughs in “Ted 2” as there were in “Ted” but that could be because the concept doesn’t need explaining.

To say that Alex Jaffery makes good use of his spare time is a major understatement. The 2014 graduate of Onalaska High School will be a sophomore studying biology in the pre-med program at th…

Elise Grokowsky and Madison Twitchell made history at this year’s Kenneth E. Behring National History Day competition. Grokowsky placed seventh with her historical paper about a revolutionary …

The first phase of a proposed 63-lot housing development passed muster at Tuesday’s Holmen Planning Commission meeting.

La Crosse and Onalaska police have expanded authority in the neighboring jurisdictions under a new agreement forged between the agencies.

Some elements of last weekend’s debut of Celebrate Onalaska didn’t attract the number of participants organizers might have hoped for, but feedback from those who did take part was overwhelmin…

The following students earned a place on Holmen Middle School’s High Honor Roll for the fourth quarter of the 2014-15 school year:SIXTH GRADE: Theodore Achterkirch, Karinna Ashbacher, Caden Ba…

When it comes to supporting the Holmen Area Community Center, the whole Herbers family gets into the act, even the dog. The three generations of the Al and Nancy Herbers family have made a thr…

UMATILLA, Fla. – Beverly M. Wall Steuerwald of Umatilla went home to be with her Savior June 25, 2015.

After reading about the concerns area educators have about proposed funding cuts (Wednesday's Tribune), I'm mad about the continuing attack on education in Wisconsin, and I don't understand wh…

Onalaska, La Crosse and several other La Crosse County municipalities could have a combined tourism and marketing organization by year’s end, officials from both cities said last week.

Although this year’s wrestling over the state budget has made headlines, it’s nothing compared to what happened 94 years ago when state government nearly ground to a halt.

Area high school seniors recently helped created a 51st state at the 74th Badger Boys State session in Ripon.

The big sunfish in Onalaska. The “Simpler Time” sculpture of children and their dog greeting boats at Riverside Park. A metal 1960s Wisconsin National Farmers Organization sign. What do they h…