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HIGH SCHOOL

Central boys basketball moves up in poll, still a spot behind Onalaska

February 13, 2018 Rick Solem

The Onalaska High School boys basketball team remains steady in polls as the season winds down. The Hilltoppers (18-1) are ranked third in Division 2, while Central (17-2) moved up […]

NEWS

Olympic swimmer says she wants to save others from sex abuse

February 13, 2018 Rick Solem

NEW YORK (AP) — Olympic swimmer Ariana Kukors said in an emotional interview Monday that her former coach “stole so much” from her in the decade she alleges he sexually […]

NEWS

Trump has a tweet for everything, but none yet for Olympics

February 13, 2018 Rick Solem

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has a tweet for just about everything, but he’s got nothing so far for Team USA a few days into the 2018 Olympic Games. […]

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OLYMPICS: What would a South Korean ask a North Korean?

February 13, 2018 Rick Solem

PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (AP) — The Koreas share a border, a culture and a language. But 70 years after they were separated, North and South are about as divided as […]

HIGH SCHOOL

Central, Logan could co-op in hockey with Onalaska

February 13, 2018 Drew Kelly

Youth participation in hockey is causing concern in the area. So much so that co-op proposal talks have started, including La Crosse Logan/Central joining Onalaska High School from varsity down. […]

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Dogged: Badly wrecked, German shepherd shows at Westminster

February 12, 2018 Rick Solem

NEW YORK (AP) — Exactly what happened to the dog on that New Jersey highway, no one really knows. This much is true: Fanucci the young German shepherd was so […]

NEWS

North Korea won Pyeongchang political gold, but what’s next?

February 12, 2018 Rick Solem

PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (AP) — North Korea won the political gold medal at Pyeongchang just by showing up. But what’s next? Kim Jong Un scored some badly needed publicity points […]

NEWS

Ali at the center of any talk of activism by black athletes

February 12, 2018 Rick Solem

Muhammad Ali knew he didn’t have much time left. His career was at stake — but more importantly, so was his freedom — as he awaited the day he would […]

HIGH SCHOOL

Fresh off huge win, top-ranked Aquinas, of course, gets top seed in playoffs

February 12, 2018 Rick Solem

After a big win in Iowa against a team with a UConn recruit, undefeated and top-ranked Aquinas High School girls basketball team is now the No. 1 seed for the […]

BREWERS

Brewers give Wisconsin residents 1st crack for tix vs. Cubs

February 9, 2018 Rick Solem

MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Milwaukee Brewers are giving Wisconsin residents first crack at tickets for home games against the Chicago Cubs beginning at 9 a.m. today. The team wrote: Beginning […]

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