In the interview, Thomas spoke openly about how she struggled with gender dysphoria during her younger years and said swimming was often a way of escaping her problems.

A 4-year-old boy named Dariel Jose Sanchez Angel has been reported missing from Green Bay.

Instagram will launch new safety features for teens, including the ability for parents to prevent their kids from chatting with the platform’s AI characters, parent-company Meta announced Friday.

The 26-year-old from Ichikawa, Japan, made global headlines on the opening weekend of the NCAA college football season after he nailed a 38-yarder as time expired to give the University of Hawaii a dramatic 23-20 victory over Stanford.

The total solar eclipse in North America on April 8, 2024, temporarily reset the biological clocks of some bird species, according to new research.

West Salem comes out hot and never lets up in a 54-7 blowout win over Black River Falls.

The US military is holding two survivors on a Navy ship after the US carried out a Thursday strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean, according to three US officials.

Holmen scores late and seals it with a pick to grab a share of the conference title.

Prince Andrew has faced mounting pressure over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and his links to an alleged Chinese spy.

Andrew Stanton, 38, of Kenosha, was arrested last week and indicted Wednesday on three federal charges, including threatening to assault, kidnap or murder a US official, court records show.

The emergency appeal follows a series of decisions from lower federal courts, temporarily blocking the administration’s efforts on the grounds that Trump vastly overstated the need for federalizing the National Guard.

The Coulee Cup is here, bringing teams from 4 states to La Crosse for a weekend of soccer excitement!

The Department of Public Instruction released funding numbers Wednesday, showing more than 70% of school districts will receive less aid this year.

The La Crosse Symphony Orchestra is set to kick off its 127th season with a unique performance this weekend. The highlight of the event is a world premiere that music director Alexander Platt has been eager to present.

The first Topgolf in Wisconsin broke ground Oct. 16 in Monona, one of the first steps in building a new entertainment and recreation facility in the city.

U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) held a virtual roundtable discussion with Wisconsinites Thursday to discuss the concerns surrounding possible cuts to Affordable Care Act tax subsidies.

The Culver's on Golf Road in Eau Claire learned Wednesday they have ranked in the top 20 Culver's in the country. Now, they have a chance to make it into the top 5.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice and the Department of Financial Institutions announced a significant court ruling Friday against Safeguard Metals LLC and its owner, Jeffrey Ikahn.

Black River Falls residents may notice a flame in the air, loud noises, and a faint burning odor.

La Crosse County supervisors voted 18-11 with one member excused Thursday to reduce the county fine for possession of marijuana and related paraphernalia to $1.

$153,160 was raised by Rotarian Al Louis through his effort to catch musky in Minnesota's Lake Vermillion.

After investigation, officials determined there is no active or ongoing threat to the school.

One of the founding members of the legendary rock band Kiss has passed away at the age of 74.

The individual State Girls Tennis Championships have begun at Nielsen Tennis Stadium. There were enthusiastic crowds and plenty of customized t-shirts seen Thursday.

US President Donald Trump said Thursday that he would meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Budapest, Hungary, to discuss the war in Ukraine after the two men had a lengthy phone call that Trump described as “very productive.”

Specifically, Keaton’s cause of death was listed on the document as “primary bacterial pneumonia,” with no other significant conditions listed as contributing factors.

A new rain garden at Lewis Point Park is doing more than managing stormwater, it's creating a healthier habitat for pollinators and a more beautiful space for the community.

New bills in Wisconsin aim to ease the burden of student loans and help cover tuition for more families. Lawmakers say it’s a step toward keeping higher education within reach.

The Golden Apple Awards, recognizing staff who go above and beyond to help students, has returned for a second year, the School District of La Crosse announced Thursday.

Governor Tony Evers announced Thursday that he is seeking applicants for Trempealeau County Sheriff due to the upcoming retirement of Sheriff Brett A. Semingson.

The Buffalo County Sheriff's Office reports that a semi tanker hauling manure became engulfed in flames Thursday morning after rolling onto its side.

The battle for academic freedom and institutional sovereignty in higher education continues to play out as another university has rejected a White House offer for expanded access to federal funding in return for agreeing to a series of demands.

Cody Tanke, who missed his appearance for sentencing on charges of sexual assault of a child and was suspected to have fled to Puerto Rico, has been arrested in Culebra, PR, the FBI reports.

Each year, the rail line goes on a Holiday Train tour to raise money, food, and awareness to support foodbanks across the locations in its network. The festive celebration will hit stops in Wisconsin and Minnesota in December this year with the band American Authors.

For weeks earlier this year, the Army’s top uniformed lawyer had been raising legal concerns inside the Pentagon about some of the new policies being rolled out dictating how the military can be used and staffed.

The Justice Department is expected to ask a federal grand jury in Maryland on Thursday to indict John Bolton, President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser.

A judge in Illinois said she has “serious concerns” over whether federal law enforcement agents are following her order to avoid violent encounters with protesters and journalists in Chicago.

These proposed changes aim to impact college access and affordability statewide. One bill seeks to expand tuition remission and fees for veterans and their families.

La Crosse Community Theatre's new season is underway, and audiences have just a few more chances to catch the mainstage premiere, a madcap farce promising laughter and a workout for its actors.

Farmers gathered in Westby to share how tariffs and trade instability are raising costs and limiting markets. Farmers for Free Trade is bringing their stories to lawmakers in Washington, D.C.

WXOW 19 News will be airing the WIAA 2025 Football Bracket Reveal on television and streamed online Saturday.

The mobile mammography unit is visiting La Crosse workplaces to provide accessible, lifesaving screenings.

A new Ho-Chunk round house was built at WTC, bringing culture and learning together.

The Rotary Lights team is laying the foundation for another unforgettable season.

La Crosse residents, politicians and more are feeling the pressure of the government shutdown—now two weeks into its closure.

This marks the third year for Local 434's program. HVAC technicians will donate their time, while Local 434 provides the necessary supplies.

The Henley Passport Index is one of several rankings measuring passport potency regarding the ease of traveling the world and, for the first time in its 20-year history, the US passport has fallen out of its top 10 list altogether.

The Pentagon is telling beat reporters to sign restrictive new rules by Tuesday or surrender their press passes by Wednesday. Virtually every news outlet is rejecting the ultimatum and saying they will not sign.

The Supreme Court declined an appeal from Alex Jones on Tuesday, brushing aside the right-wing conspiracy theorist’s effort to overturn a $1.4 billion libel judgment against him over his false comments about the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre.

The Wisconsin State Senate passed Bill 29 on Tuesday, a measure that would require school boards across the state to adopt policies banning non-education wireless devices like cell phones in schools.