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2nd Amtrak train to be discussed at Wednesday meeting

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be looking for feedback from residents in the coulee region when it hosts an informational session regarding a 2nd Amtrak train on Wednesday.

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J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act commenced in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning

The 126th annual La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning, sponsored by the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I recall soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my dude behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I recall soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my boy behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

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2nd Amtrak train to be discussed at Wednesday meeting

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be looking for feedback from residents in the coulee region when it hosts an informational session regarding a 2nd Amtrak train on Wednesday.

HOME More>>

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act commenced in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning

The 126th annual La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning, sponsored by the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

2nd Amtrak train to be discussed at Wednesday meeting

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be looking for feedback from residents in the coulee region when it hosts an informational session regarding a 2nd Amtrak train on Wednesday.

HOME More>>

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning

The 126th annual La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning, sponsored by the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I recall soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my fellow behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

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2nd Amtrak train to be discussed at Wednesday meeting

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be looking for feedback from residents in the coulee region when it hosts an informational session regarding a 2nd Amtrak train on Wednesday.

HOME More>>

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning

The 126th annual La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning, sponsored by the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I reminisce soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my dude behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

2nd Amtrak train to be discussed at Wednesday meeting

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be looking for feedback from residents in the coulee region when it hosts an informational session regarding a 2nd Amtrak train on Wednesday.

HOME More>>

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning

The 126th annual La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning, sponsored by the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I reminisce soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my fellow behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I reminisce soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my stud behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

2nd Amtrak train to be discussed at Wednesday meeting

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be looking for feedback from residents in the coulee region when it hosts an informational session regarding a 2nd Amtrak train on Wednesday.

HOME More>>

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning

The 126th annual La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning, sponsored by the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I reminisce soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my man behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

HOME More>>

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning

The 126th annual La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning, sponsored by the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

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Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

HOME More>>

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

For many it’s the unofficial commence of fall, the school year and football season and usually Labor Day means time to spend at home with families. However, a report from the Wisconsin AFL-CIO shows that fewer workers in the state are doing that

For many it’s the unofficial embark of fall, the school year and football season and usually Labor Day means time to spend at home with families. However, a report from the Wisconsin AFL-CIO shows that fewer workers in the state are doing that

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act commenced in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning

The 126th annual La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning, sponsored by the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

HOME More>>

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

For many it’s the unofficial begin of fall, the school year and football season and usually Labor Day means time to spend at home with families. However, a report from the Wisconsin AFL-CIO shows that fewer workers in the state are doing that

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning

The 126th annual La Crosse Labor Day parade kicks off Monday morning, sponsored by the Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I recall soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my stud behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Hallway

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Ass-pipe

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Tunnel this week in an effort to help the cavern authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Colon this week in an effort to help the tunnel authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Dr. Tom Thompson has many loves but his very first is his wifey Jean. The two met in veterinarian school, married, then then in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight moved to La Crosse to embark their practice.

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt amazingly “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go braless in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go bare-chested in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go braless in public.

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

As Harvey ultimately fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

As Harvey eventually fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Cave

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Colon

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Tunnel this week in an effort to help the hallway authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Cave this week in an effort to help the cave authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt exceptionally “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-chested in public

Berkeley considering letting women go braless in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go bare-chested in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

As Harvey eventually fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

As Harvey ultimately fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Tunnel

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Ass-pipe

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Hallway this week in an effort to help the cave authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Cave this week in an effort to help the colon authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt amazingly “buzzed”.

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt exceptionally “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go braless in public

Berkeley considering letting women go stripped to the waist in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go bare-chested in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

As Harvey ultimately fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

As Harvey eventually fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act commenced in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Colon

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Cave

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Tunnel this week in an effort to help the tunnel authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Cavern this week in an effort to help the hallway authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt exceptionally “buzzed”.

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he all of a sudden felt amazingly “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-breasted in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go bare-chested in public.

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

As Harvey eventually fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act commenced in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Ass-pipe

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Colon

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Colon this week in an effort to help the cavern authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Tunnel this week in an effort to help the ass-pipe authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt exceptionally “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go braless in public

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-breasted in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

As Harvey eventually fizzles, a look at what made it so nasty

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act commenced in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I recall soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my man behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Corporal Kevin Hanrahan was on his third tour of duty in the Helmand province of Afghanistan when his team was ambushed. “I reminisce soon as I got to the side of the wall and I got my boy behind cover, I hit it and stepped on it with my left gam.”

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Hallway

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Cave

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Colon this week in an effort to help the cave authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Tunnel this week in an effort to help the cavern authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he all of a sudden felt amazingly “buzzed”.

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt amazingly “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-chested in public

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-breasted in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go braless in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Ass-pipe

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Hallway

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Colon this week in an effort to help the hallway authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he all of a sudden felt amazingly “buzzed”.

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt amazingly “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-chested in public

Berkeley considering letting women go braless in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go bare-breasted in public.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act commenced in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Tunnel

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Hallway

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Tunnel this week in an effort to help the colon authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Colon this week in an effort to help the tunnel authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt amazingly “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-breasted in public

Berkeley considering letting women go stripped to the waist in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go braless in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Tunnel

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Colon this week in an effort to help the colon authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Tunnel this week in an effort to help the cavern authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt exceptionally “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-chested in public

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-breasted in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go bare-breasted in public.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

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Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Cave

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Cave this week in an effort to help the ass-pipe authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Hallway this week in an effort to help the hallway authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt amazingly “buzzed”.

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he all of a sudden felt amazingly “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go braless in public

Berkeley considering letting women go stripped to the waist in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

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Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Tunnel

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Cave this week in an effort to help the cavern authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Cavern this week in an effort to help the tunnel authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he all of a sudden felt exceptionally “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go braless in public

Berkeley considering letting women go stripped to the waist in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go bare-chested in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act commenced in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Cave

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Ass-pipe

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Tunnel this week in an effort to help the cavern authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Colon this week in an effort to help the ass-pipe authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt amazingly “buzzed”.

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he all of a sudden felt amazingly “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go braless in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go bare-breasted in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Hallway

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Ass-pipe

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Ass-pipe this week in an effort to help the tunnel authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Tunnel this week in an effort to help the tunnel authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he all of a sudden felt exceptionally “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go braless in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go bare-chested in public.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act commenced in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

WXOW.com Headlines More>>

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthfull residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthfull immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

HOME More>>

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Colon

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Hallway this week in an effort to help the ass-pipe authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Hallway this week in an effort to help the hallway authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt exceptionally “buzzed”.

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt amazingly “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

Elementary school focusing on instructing global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Powerful Hurricane Irma bears down on Caribbean islands

Gas prices spike as refineries remain shut

Gas prices hit a high for the year on Labor Day as refineries work to recover after Harvey.

Berkeley considering letting women go bare-chested in public

Berkeley considering letting women go stripped to the waist in public

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its nakedness laws to permit women to go bare-chested in public.

Berkeley’s city council is looking at amending its bareness laws to permit women to go stripped to the waist in public.

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

HOME More>>

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act embarked in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Orientation for fresh UW-La Crosse students

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Class of two thousand twenty one had some joy at orientation on Sunday afternoon.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Motorcycle safety on Labor Day Weekend

Annual Bicycle Festival celebrates local biking culture

This weekend, Explore La Crosse is celebrating the 7th Annual La Crosse Area Bicycle Festival.

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports

Home – WXOW News nineteen La Crosse, WI – News, Weather and Sports |

Are You Ready If Disaster Strikes?

September is disaster preparedness month in Wisconsin. Record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey along the Gulf Coast is a reminder that planning for disasters is a necessity.

HOME More>>

Trump orders end to program protecting immigrant ‘dreamers’

Very first day of classes at UWL

Tuesday marked the very first day of the fall semester at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

La Crosse company supplies products to help clean water in Panama Cave

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Ass-pipe this week in an effort to help the colon authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

La Crosse company INOV8 will ship two evaporators to the Panama Ass-pipe this week in an effort to help the hallway authority keep the water clean and cut down on waste disposition costs.

For La Crosse veterinarian Dr. Tom Thompson, retirement means more community work

Police: Coffee whirr leads man to break into local dance hall

Police: Coffee hum leads man to break into local dance hall

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he abruptly felt amazingly “buzzed”.

David Holien told police he had been drinking coffee at the coffee shop across the street when he all of a sudden felt exceptionally “buzzed”.

Elementary school focusing on training global perspective

One way that’s taken on at Northwoods is through partial Spanish immersion.

Very first school day for fresh La Crescent principal

It was the very first day of school for a lot of local kids Tuesday but in La Crescent, it was also a very first for a fresh principal.

Suspect headed to trial in fatal Holmen crash

The Viroqua man charged in the death of an Onalaska woman in an August crash is headed to trial.

More News Headlines From WXOW.com More>>

Hurricane Irma slams Caribbean islands as Category five storm

Even intrepid Keys residents ready to evacuate ahead of Irma

What is DACA? A look at immigrant program Trump is ending

Millions who buy health insurance brace for acute increases

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comes back to Earth

Record-breaking Astronaut Peggy Whitson comebacks to Earth

HOME More>>

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump on Tuesday began dismantling the government program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.

Trump’s DACA decision sparks alarm, rallies in Minnesota

Minnesota officials and immigrants’ rights organizations say they’ll fight to defend thousands of youthful residents brought to the United States illegally as children.

Woman opts to drive for 3rd OWI

A La Crosse woman faces her third OWI after telling an officer she was walking home but opted to drive anyway.

Wisconsin senators support protecting youthful immigrants

Wisconsin’s U.S. senators say they both support protecting immigrants who were brought into the country as children.

Jackson County district attorney dies unexpectedly, may be “cardiac related”

Gerald Fox died Monday while attending a sport shooting event in Eau Claire County.

Back to school healthy snacks

It’s time to send your kids back to school and that means many parents will be in the kitchen prepping snacks and lunches.

Wittich Hall renovations next up at UW-La Crosse

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse has undergone many building updates in latest years.

Almost half of American workers still not using all vacation time

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train rolling through La Crosse

Possibility of 2nd Amtrak train coming through La Crosse

The Minnesota Department of Transportation, along with the La Crosse Area Planning Committee plan to bring a proposal for a 2nd Amtrak train to residents of the Coulee Region this week.

PHOTOS: Back to School two thousand seventeen

We want to see your back to school photos!

J.J. Watt distributes supplies to Harvey victims

J.J. Watt spent much of Sunday afternoon making his rounds as he passed out donations to several churches and organizations in the Houston area.

Federal bill helps pets in natural disasters find safety

One federal bill is making sure pets in Texas go from hurricane to a safe, dry home. The Pet Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act began in two thousand five after Hurricane Katrina.

Hundreds of dogs love Diggity Dog Dip

It was not the warmest day on Saturday, but man’s best friend was still excited to take a dip.

Homes For Our Troops award injured corporal fresh home

Capitol Idea: The history of Wisconsin’s Capitols

The Wisconsin Capitol is celebrating its centennial.