(KWNO)-Two fires in two hours kept the La Crosse Fire Department busy on Saturday night. The first call came in around 7:45 p.m. A building on Copeland Avenue was on fire and residents were struggling to get out. Crews put out a fire on the second floor of the building; one person suffered minor injuries. About two hours later firefighters responded to 4th Street South for a report of smoke coming from an apartment and put out a small fire in the attic. One person was displaced but there were no injuries. The cause of the fire appears to be an electrical issue.
Clues and brews at No Name Bar on Friday
(KWNO)-Get your sleuth on Friday night at No Name Bar in Winona! Murder Mystery Night will take patrons back to 1940 and give them an opportunity to play detective. A crime has been committed and bargoers can follow clues to crack the case. Enjoy dr...
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Cotter 'brainiacs' win tri-state engineering competition
(KWNO)-Collaboration and dedication paid off for a group of Cotter students who earned first place at a regional engineering competition. The junior high students won the Grand Championship at the 2024 Engineering Machine Design Challenge. The champi...
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Matthew Coller of PurpleInsider.com Joins Upon Further Review to Discuss Vikings at the NFL Draft
(KWMN)- The Vikings are at the core of the potential chaos in tonight's NFL draft. With rumors of trading up, and more rumors of their interest in a quarterback, the 2024 NFL draft is sure to be memorable for Vikings fans. Matthew Coller of purpleins...
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Bobby Nightengale, Twins Beat Report for the Star Tribune, Joined Upon Further Review to Discuss Twins Injuries, Bad Offense, and More
(KWMN)- The Twins are off to a rough start this season, but that's nothing the White Sox can't fix. Twins have now won three straight over the Sox and look to sweep the series later today at Noon. Earlier in the week, Star Tribune Twins beat writer, ...
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