Former egg farm workers say complaints ignored U.S. Agriculture Department employees worked full-time at two Iowa egg farms at the center of a salmonella outbreak and massive recall, but two former workers said they ignored complaints about conditions at one site.
Judge: Stanley court files will remain sealed A La Crosse County judge Monday ruled against the La Crosse Tribune’s request to unseal details of the release of a man who fatally shot three people at an Onalaska church in 1985.
County fair rebounds after slow start Substantial rains on the first day didn’t dampen spirits for long at the 120th annual La Crosse Interstate Fair, which completed a successful run Sunday.
SKOL: Idea to prevent Wisconsin brain drain: Mountains Since our son, Jeff, moved to Colorado and made a life there as a business owner and artist, we’ve met other young people educated in the UW system who have moved on to make their careers in the mountains. They no doubt share Jeff’s attitude that he’ll move back to Wisconsin when we grow mountains.
Teachers gather for back-to-school pep talk School started Wednesday for students, but teachers were already hard at work Monday learning how to become better teachers and better co-workers.
Eddie Yang (front) and Landon Soland quickly made friends while testing their balance on the playground at Eagle Bluff Elementary in Onalaska on their first day of school. Students in the Onalaska and Holmen school districts went back to school on Wednesday.
Photo by Jo Anne Killeen
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New leaders saddle up for rodeo Tim Devine, the longtime announcer and organizer for Holmen’s annual Labor Day weekend high school rodeo is riding off into the sunset ... at least for this year.