Roger Staffaroni is a journalist for WXOW News 19, focusing on local news in the La Crosse area of Wisconsin. With a passion for community reporting, Roger covers a wide range of topics including crime, local government, social issues, and human interest stories. He strives to keep the residents of La Crosse informed and engaged with the latest news and developments in their area.
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Gundersen Health System announced the addition of four more beds to it's Behavioral Health department.
WXOW's Roger Staffaroni reports with the inside look at the new hospital LA CROSSE, Wis. - (WXOW) - Mayo Clinic Health System's new hospital held an open house on Wednesday morning.
By: Roger Staffaroni
3rd Congressional District Representative Derrick Van Orden heard about veterans issues during a Congressional hearing at the Cleary Center on the UW La Crosse campus on Friday morning.
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The city of La Crosse put a temporary closure on Veterans Trail for cleaning, which in turn removed all unsheltered people who were camped along the trail and in the
The Elvis Explosion is set to take over the La Crosse Center. The festival and convention is in it's 27th year.
Rep. Derrick Van Orden and Senate candidate Eric Hovde took a tour of a Melrose dairy farm and spoke with farmers about farm inflation issues.
Tickets for the Elvis Explosion are still available and can be purchased at the La Crosse Center or through Ticketmaster.
La Crosse Pride Day offered a celebration for everyone at Riverside Park on Saturday.
The city of La Crosse has partnered up with AARP for a Granny Flats design contest that will award the top three designers with $3,000 prize money.
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