Memorial shoot keeps Aaron Hass's legacy alive in La Crosse area
Latest booking: Marsha Ann Muszynski · Oct 15, 4:28 AM
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Memorial shoot keeps Aaron Hass's legacy alive in La Crosse area
Latest booking: Marsha Ann Muszynski · Oct 15, 4:28 AM
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Uptown businesses can pitch for a year of free rent
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An annual memorial trap shoot honoring Aaron Hass has directed $79,000 in its first five years to local school trap teams, Western Technical College and other youth and outdoors groups.

















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UW-La Crosse beat UW-Eau Claire 7-0 on Wednesday at Green Island Tennis Park to improve to 7-0 and secure at least a share of its 17th WIAC regular-season title.

Winona State hosts Bemidji State on Friday, Oct. 16, and Minnesota Duluth on Sunday, Oct. 18, as the Warriors look to bounce back from two losses last weekend.

Luther swept Arcadia on Tuesday in Onalaska, but the school reported an eligibility problem involving an injured player and must forfeit the match.

The festival's fifth year spans four La Crosse venues, starting with a community pitch night at Myrick Park.

Wauzeka Elementary is one of eight Wisconsin schools named a 2026 Blue Ribbon School, recognized in both award categories.

Opponents of the MariBell and BECI lines say a Capitol day of meetings produced commitments from 25 Wisconsin lawmakers.











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Low roster numbers forced Racine Park to cancel its final two games, but sophomores on the team say they plan to rebuild for next fall.

Customers and the owner of WellProEdge say a narrower federal definition of hemp could remove some products they now buy for pain and relaxation.

A review of records through 2025 and interviews with five local officials found no record that a Minnesota company operates polling places or counts ballots in Racine County.





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Wausau will require non-lead private water connections and use gap financing so homeowners whose lines are replaced later receive the same help as those replaced earlier.

The board voted Oct. 12 to authorize counsel to pursue litigation alleging major social media products harm youth mental health.

Organizations across Wausau, Rothschild, Schofield, Weston and Marathon are hosting trunk-or-treat and other Halloween events for children through the end of October.

Wisconsin announced $6.6 million in WisTRAIN grants to 84 employers to train more than 3,800 workers in advanced manufacturing and artificial intelligence.




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A pitch contest aimed at filling empty storefronts on West North Avenue will award free rent for a year to one or two winning businesses.

Milwaukee rallied in the seventh inning in Los Angeles to win Game 3 and move within one win of the World Series.

The Southeast Regional Care Center for Youth on Clinton Avenue is set to welcome its first residents in early November.

Video released Oct. 14 covers a Sept. 30 south side incident in which a 17-year-old was wounded in the legs and later charged.

One-on-one help is available Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with no appointment and no cost.

The village's first mixed-use zoning district sets a path for combined housing and retail projects, and residents say more stores are needed.
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