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Judge delays decision on first-degree intentional homicide charge in infant's death (2008/07/25)
A judge Thursday delayed his decision on whether to dismiss a homicide charge against a La Crosse woman accused of letting her newborn daughter die.

High school students help professor study diseases (2008/07/25)
Central High School students are helping a University of Wisconsin-La Crosse professor this summer with research on what causes diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

Got that ’40s look? Here’s the movie part for you (2008/07/25)
We couldn’t get Johnny Depp to shoot a movie here, but we’ve got Kate Connor.

Richland County family tapped for ‘Extreme Makeover’ (2008/07/25)
RICHLAND CENTER, Wis. — The Anders-Beatty family tumbled through the door of their ramshackle home in Richland County on Thursday morning to face the surprising sight of spiky-haired TV host Ty Pennington and a TV crew from ABC’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.”

Simmons behind Kind’s fitness bill (2008/07/25)
One described himself as an “ex-fatty kid from Louisiana who lived on bearnaise sauce” and didn’t exercise — at all — until after college.

City ends talks with Park Plaza developer (2008/07/25)
La Crosse’s Redevelopment Authority on Thursday cut off all talks with a would-be Park Plaza developer after more than two years of protracted negotiations over the Barron Island site.

Gundersen parking project nears completion (2008/07/25)
Gundersen Lutheran’s underground patient parking structure will add 200 more parking spaces to the medical center’s grounds when it opens Aug. 18.

Gundersen plans second parking structure (2008/07/25)
Gundersen Lutheran will start construction on a second parking structure near the hospital this fall.

Study: State’s minimum gas markup law costly (2008/07/25)
MADISON — As gas prices have soared, so has the effect of a Depression-era state law that mandates gas stations mark up the price at the pump, a new study by a conservative research group argues.

Prairie du Chien council members targeted for recall over traffic plan (2008/07/25)
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis. —A controversial plan to build roundabout intersections on Marquette Road in Prairie du Chien could result in a special election to unseat almost half of the city’s leaders.

La Crosse man testifies in federal pot case (2008/07/25)
MADISON — A La Crosse man admitted in federal court Thursday that his apartment was used as “meeting point” for Minneapolis and Madison marijuana dealers who trafficked more than 220 pounds of pot between the fall of 2002 and Sept. 27, 2006.

Courts (2008/07/25)
The following appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:

Franciscan Skemp to open new ER and urgent care center (2008/07/24)
Franciscan Skemp Healthcare will open a $9 million center that officials said will change the way emergency and urgent care services are delivered to patients.

Onalaska soldier Nick Dewhirst was smart, humble (2008/07/24)
ONALASKA, Wis. — He was an honor student, an Eagle Scout, a quiet leader. The kind of boy a father would want his daughter to bring home.

Kids give some advice on proper cannonball (2008/07/24)
Their styles varied but they all had the same goals Wednesday at Memorial Pool: To do the best cannonball possible and create the biggest splash.

More riders could spur more Amtrak service (2008/07/24)
WINONA, Minn. — With the fuel that powers cars and planes getting pricier, Jen Salzman says riding a train makes more sense than ever. Salzman, a student at Saint Mary’s University in Winona, said the Amtrak train that goes through Winona has become a cheaper option than driving or flying home to visit her family in Chicago.

One pleads in tavern holdup (2008/07/24)
One of three roommates accused of being involved in a March armed robbery at a North Side tavern was convicted Wednesday of the crime after reaching an agreement with prosecutors.

La Crosse School District principal positions filled (2008/07/24)
The La Crosse School District solidified the leadership at two of its secondary schools Tuesday by filling an open principal post at Lincoln Middle School and a future opening at Central High School, a school official said.

United Way kicks off 2008 Pacesetter campaign (2008/07/24)
ONALASKA, Wis. — Great Rivers United Way kicked off its Pacesetter campaign with a big show of support.

New windows open for women out of treatment (2008/07/24)
The YWCA’s Ruth House provides a fresh start for women trying to stay sober. Now some attorneys are providing a fresh look to the home they live in by donating money for new windows to make the house more energy efficient.

New building to be named after La Crosse donor (2008/07/24)
ENDEAVOR, Wis. — The village of Endeavor’s new multi-purpose facility will bear the name of a generous donor.

Courts for Thursday, July 24, 2008 (2008/07/24)
The following appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:

North Siders criticize railroad medians (2008/07/23)
Residents of La Crosse’s lower North Side are clamoring over a city plan that would keep passing trains from sounding off — but also would cut access or parking for 18 homes.

New islands to improve quality of Mississippi River (2008/07/23)
BROWNSVILLE, Minn. — The idea is a Mississippi River more like what it was before the locks and dams.

Flatbed truck hauling bees flips on I-90 (2008/07/23)
ST. CHARLES, Minn. — It was one honey of a mess. A flatbed truck hauling almost 200 box-style beehives rolled into the median of Interstate 90 about 6:40 a.m. Tuesday, leaving a jumble of broken beehives, slowing traffic and sending a “huge swarm” of bees into the air, said Ron Ganrude, chief deputy of the Winona County Sheriff’s Department.

Local lawyer reprimanded for violating four rules (2008/07/23)
A longtime La Crosse attorney has been publicly reprimanded by the state Office of Lawyer Regulation for violating four Wisconsin Supreme Court rules in two cases.

District 2 council seat to stay open (2008/07/23)
The District 2 seat on the La Crosse Common Council will remain vacant until April’s regular election, council president Bill Harnden said Tuesday afternoon.

Lister named new Jackson County judge (2008/07/23)
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. — Thomas Lister will become Jackson County’s new circuit court judge.

Man accused of theft in court after turning himself in (2008/07/23)
A La Crosse man suspected of stealing thousands of dollars in materials from several

Thieves drill holes in gas tanks to steal gas (2008/07/23)
Diesel and unleaded gasoline was siphoned from vehicles parked in a North Side business parking lot either late Monday or early Tuesday, according to La Crosse police.

FEMA meets with city, county officials (2008/07/23)
La Crosse County and city leaders met with Federal Emergency Management Agency officials Tuesday to begin the process of obtaining federal aid to repair damage to municipal property caused by severe weather June 7 and 8.

American Queen cancels La Crosse shore stop (2008/07/23)
The American Queen’s scheduled Thursday shore stop in La Crosse has been canceled because mechanical problems aboard the steamboat have put it behind schedule, a La Crosse Area Convention and Visitors Bureau official said Tuesday.

Federal officials investigate crash at Sparta airport (2008/07/23)
SPARTA, Wis. — Federal aviation officials are investigating what caused a single-engine aircraft crash Friday at the Sparta/Fort McCoy Airport that injured one aboard.

Onalaska soldier dies in Afghanistan (2008/07/22)
A 25-year-old soldier from Onalaska, Wis., has been killed in Afghanistan, the U.S. Army reported Monday.

Trane partnership with school district needs referendum support (2008/07/22)
Trane Co. proposed a partnership Monday with the La Crosse School District toward updating heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems in La Crosse schools — but it will hinge on voters approving a referendum in November.

Plan would treat two schools as one (2008/07/22)
The La Crosse School Board will look at combining Franklin and Roosevelt elementary schools into one boundary and treating them as one school during the 2009-10 school year.

Proposed La Crosse school tax rate dips (2008/07/22)
The property tax rate for La Crosse public schools would go down by 24 cents under a proposed budget for 2008-09, a district official said Monday.

Gundersen surgeons will get some help from robots (2008/07/22)
Gundersen Lutheran soon will be using the newest and most advanced robotic surgical assistant technology to provide the least invasive surgery for prostate and gynecological cancers.

New legislation considered to let home buyers sue for fraud (2008/07/22)
MADISON — State lawmakers said they plan to introduce legislation next year that would reverse a state Supreme Court decision blocking home buyers from suing sellers for fraud when they lie about the condition of a house.

Olson steps down from La Crosse Common Council (2008/07/22)
District 2 council member Jon Olson, who mounted a bid for La Crosse mayor in 2005, resigned Monday.

Free electric car, with the purchase of a $295,000 La Crosse home (2008/07/22)
For sale: Three-bedroom, two-bath home. Hardwood floors. Two-car garage.

American Queen to visit La Crosse on Thursday (2008/07/22)
The American Queen steamboat will make the first of this year’s 14 scheduled visits to La Crosse from 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday, during a trip from St. Louis to St. Paul.

Trempealeau woman dies after motorcycle hits turkey (2008/07/22)
TREMPEALEAU, Wis. — A 32-year-old Trempealeau woman died Sunday from injuries suffered when the motorcycle she was riding struck a turkey while traveling Saturday afternoon in rural Trempealeau County .

Winona Interstate Bridge re-opens to freight trucks (2008/07/22)
WINONA, Minn. — Winona’s Interstate Bridge is open to freight trucks after the completion of repairs to the bridge’s rusty gusset plates, Minnesota Department of Transportation officials announced Monday.

La Crosse Interstate Fair flourishes despite storms (2008/07/22)
The La Crosse Interstate Fair ended Sunday after another strong year, organizers said, with a large number of exhibitors and good attendance despite several storms during its five-day run.

Viroqua Skatepark now open (2008/07/22)
VIROQUA, Wis. — The Viroqua Skatepark is ready to roll.

PdC woman escapes burning home (2008/07/22)
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis. — A Prairie du Chien woman escaped her burning house Saturday night after she was awakened by the popping noise of exploding spray paint cans.

Teens ticketed after leaving boxes outside home (2008/07/22)
They say they meant it as a joke, but the recipient and the police didn’t think the rabbit — made of cardboard boxes — left in the driveway of a La Crosse home was funny.

News tracker: Vernon County fatal crash (2008/07/22)
What we know: The Vernon County Sheriff’s Department was investigating a crash that took the life of 15-year-old Katelyn ”Katie” Beran when a vehicle driven by Jacob Wuensch, 17, of Coon Valley, Wis., left Brinkman Ridge Road, rolled several times and hit a tree just after 7 a.m. July 8. Wuensch and Alyssa Gilbertson, 15, of Chaseburg, Wis., also were injured in the crash.

Courts (2008/07/22)
The following appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:

Emergency tourism grants awarded (2008/07/22)
MADISON — Wisconsin Tourism Secretary Kelli Trumble on Monday announced $228,819 in emergency tourism grants for areas where flooding threatened the summer tourism season. In this area, the grants include:

La Crosse, Viroqua disaster offices to close (2008/07/22)
The last federal government office open in Vernon County to help with disaster relief from the June floods will close Friday. And a temporary FEMA office in La Crosse County will close Wednesday.

Fountain City River Players’ ‘Mystery’ is full of drama (2008/07/22)
FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis. — The Fountain City River Players’ summer musical had a dramatic start.

Wisconsin may have to borrow from feds to pay jobless claims (2008/07/21)
With the economy struggling and jobless claims rising in the state, Wisconsin’s reserve fund for paying those claims could slip into insolvency in March of next year, a state projection shows.

Raid on meat plant haunts town, sparks debate (2008/07/21)
POSTVILLE, IOWA — There is a small-town stillness here, neat houses and kids riding bicycles down quiet, leafy streets. But in the Guatemalan bakery, in church pews, at the meatpacking plant and the kosher deli, the strained voices almost always dwell on the raid that changed everything.

Campbell neighborhood battles rain, growth, runoff (2008/07/21)
TOWN OF CAMPBELL, Wis. — When the skies opened up last week, Barbara Dearman found her French Island home in the middle of a creek.

Iowa man injured in motorcycle crash (2008/07/21)
ETTRICK, Wis. — David J. Junkins, 70, of Cedar Falls, Iowa, was in stable condition Sunday at Franciscan Skemp Medical Center in La Crosse after the motorcycle he was riding went off Joe Coulee Road, a mile south of Lee Lane, northeast of Ettrick at about 5:12 p.m. Saturday.

Wellness specialist does ‘joyful’ work (2008/07/21)
NODINE, Minn. — Carol Ebert likes sending messages to the universe.

Onalaska veteran named vice commander of state Legion (2008/07/21)
Willard “Chris” Christensen, a Vietnam-era veteran from Onalaska, Wis., was elected vice commander of the Wisconsin American Legion this weekend during the 90th annual state convention in La Crosse.

Blue Stars 10th in first regional finals (2008/07/21)
The La Crosse Blue Stars had their highest finish at a regional championship Saturday since returning to the world class division three years ago.

West Avenue reconstruction in the home stretch (2008/07/20)
The most significant road construction project in La Crosse in recent years is nearing its third and

Pine Street will get pedestrian-activated signal (2008/07/20)
More than a week ago, Quillin’s closed its doors after 60 years as a neighborhood grocer on north West Avenue.

Congress considering a gas tax increase (2008/07/20)
WASHINGTON (AP) — The political vision of a summer gas tax holiday died a quick death in Congress, losing to a view that federal excise taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel will have to go up if they go anywhere.

Racial undertones in play in election (2008/07/20)
BEAVER DAM, Wis. — Undecided voter Allan Peck says he’s open to Barack Obama as the nation’s first black president — “as long as he’s not prejudiced.”

McCain’s age an issue for some this election (2008/07/20)
BEAVER DAM, Wis. — Lifelong Republican Steve Smith said his party’s presidential nominee, Arizona Sen. John McCain, is too old and that he will vote for Democratic Illinois senator Barack Obama in November.

Facility needs on tap for school board meeting (2008/07/20)
La Crosse School Board members have a full agenda for Monday’s regular meeting.

Plenty to crow about at La Crosse Interstate Fair (2008/07/20)
WEST SALEM, Wis. — Virgil might not be much to look at, but this rooster can crow.

More money needed to start training to fight child abuse (2008/07/20)
Organizers of a statewide child abuse training center in La Crosse are still looking for the funds needed to start the program.

Collision with turkey injures motorcyclists (2008/07/20)
TOWN OF TREMPEALEAU, Wis. — Two people were injured when the motorcycle they were riding struck a turkey Saturday afternoon in rural Trempealeau County.

Mother, 19, charged with homicide in newborn's death (2008/07/19)
The attorney for a La Crosse teen accused of letting her newborn daughter die last fall challenged whether facts in the case support a first-degree intentional homicide charge.

Girl's death prompted focus on mosquito-borne illnesses (2008/07/19)
Most people didn’t know or won’t remember Dawn Lyn Torgerson.

‘Boomerang’ babies living with parents to save for house (2008/07/19)
MILWAUKEE — Liz Jorgensen moved in with her folks to save enough money to move out again.

Man arrested in Eau Claire killing has ties to La Crosse (2008/07/19)
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Homicide charges were filed Friday against a former La Crosse man accused of fatally stabbing another man at an Eau Claire intersection after an argument developed as their vehicles sat at a stop light.

Campers relive fur trade era at rendezvous weekend (2008/07/19)
Jack Larson works retail sales during the week. But on rendezvous weekends, he’s Blueberry Jack, the flint knapper.

Man sought in string of business thefts (2008/07/19)
A bench warrant has been issued for a La Crosse man police say is responsible for stealing thousands of dollars worth of materials from several La Crosse businesses.

Former UW-L provost named interim president at Utah university (2008/07/19)
OREM, Utah — The Utah board of regents appointed Elizabeth Hitch as the interim president of Utah Valley University on Thursday.

Storms leave trails drenched and tattered (2008/07/18)
Storms this week have left La Crosse nearly 10½ inches ahead of normal precipitation.

4-H'ers primp poultry for fair showing (2008/07/18)
WEST SALEM, Wis. — There were high-fives galore when the poultry judge left Crackle’s cage.

Amish farmer may get national legal help in permit case (2008/07/18)
TOWN OF ALBION, Wis. — Legal clashes between Jackson County towns and Amish farmers over building code violations have drawn the attention of a national group created to preserve religious freedom.

Pabst touts its ascent to No. 1 American-owned beer maker (2008/07/18)
MILWAUKEE — Pabst Brewing Co. doesn’t operate breweries anymore, but it wants to be the first choice for every red-blooded American beer drinker.

Onalaska schools may ban locker room phones (2008/07/18)
ONALASKA, Wis. — Cameras, video recorders and cell phones will be prohibited from Onalaska school

Fire destroys Cashton Farm Supply (2008/07/18)
CASHTON, Wis. — Cashton Farm Supply on the west edge of Cashton was destroyed by a fire that started late Wednesday and flared up several times Thursday.

Speaker urges ELCA visitors to confront racism (2008/07/18)
About 200 years ago, her ancestors sailed to the coast of West Africa and brought back men, women and children into slavery.

MPR gets knocked off the air (2008/07/18)
LA CRESCENT, Minn. — Minnesota Public Radio’s La Crescent stations, KXLC 91.1 FM and KLSE 88.1 FM, had unexpected programming this week — dead air.

Courts (2008/07/18)
For Friday, July 18, 2008 The following appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:

A life remembered: Costume designer leaves a legacy (2008/07/18)
WINONA, Minn. —Rosemary Ingham liked to joke that she’d married into theater.


ART IN A CAN: Mykala Miller uses spray paint to create art during a four-day summer class offered by the La Crosse School District. Students' work will be displayed at the 50th annual Art Fair on the Green July 26-27 on the UW-La Crosse campus. To read more, click here. Dick Riniker photo
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