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La Crosse · La CrosseONALASKA, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – Meet Spooky; a free-spirited 5-year-old Chihuahua mix. Spooky loves affection and he's looking for a constant companion. Love is all Spooky wants and love is what Spooky needs to make him feel secure.Spooky would prefer a home with children 8 years of age and up, that can respect his space. Spooky did live with another dog in his previous home and has interactions with cats, so he should do well with other pets, give…See the Story
Pets of the Week – Coulee Region Humane Society: Spooky
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La Crosse · La CrosseALMA CENTER, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) - In honor of Limb Loss Awareness Month, the story of a unique athlete blazing a trail despite the loss of his leg. Philip Choroser sat down with Lane Giese, and his family, as he shared his story and what he hopes he can inspire. You might remember Lane Giese. Here he is at age 8 competing in the sport he loves, snocross, and competing at a national level. Lane’s dad, Travis, explains, "Heard an advertisement for a…See the Story
Local Snocross rider hopes story will inspire change
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La Crosse · La CrosseMADISON, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) - Wisconsin families experiencing food insecurity can expect some additional support this summer. The USDA's Food and Nutrition Service approved the state's plan for the summer electronic benefit transfer program. This is meant to help families feed kids during the summer through a $120 credit. Most families eligible will receive them automatically through state agencies looking to identify kids who may qualify. This ad…See the Story
Wisconsin families to get help with food insecurity this summer
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La Crosse · La CrosseHUDSON, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) - We continue our coverage of the trial for Nicolae Mui, the man charged in the stabbing death of a teen and the injury of four others on the Apple River nearly two years ago. The defense called multiple people to the stand today (4/8/24), including Amanda Torres, a longtime friend of Miu's. She testified that she knows Miu to be a peaceful person. The prosecution also called a list of witnesses, including medical and la…See the Story
Apple River stabbing trial, day five
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La Crosse · La CrosseU.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) hosted a meeting with Western Wisconsin law enforcement, first responders, and community leaders. Since 2019, fentanyl overdoses have been the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18-45. In 2022, Wisconsin experienced over 1,400 opioid-related deaths. Senator Baldwin is leading the Safe Response Act to train first responders on how to use life-saving overdose reversal drugs.See the Story
U.S. Sen. Baldwin: Hosts meeting with Western Wisconsin law enforcement and public safety leaders on fentanyl epidemic
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NCAA · La CrosseSolon alumnus Zeb Gnida concluded his senior season wrestling at the NCAA Division lll Championship March 15-16 in La Crosse, WI. Gnida led two other Loras teammates in gaining all-American status with a 3rd place finish at 174 lbs. The…See the Story
Gnida finishes season as NCAA wrestling all-American
La Crosse · La CrosseGovernor Tony Evers signed a bill in La Crosse Tuesday that will decriminalize the use of xylazine testing strips. In some states fentanyl and xylazines testing strips are illegal due to them being considered as drug paraphernalia. According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services between 2020 and 2022, the number of opioid-related deaths in Wisconsin increased by nearly 19%.See the Story
Governor Evers visits La Crosse, signs bill into law, does it again in Appleton
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