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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) - Local medical students are testing their skills to be ready if disaster strikes. Students from the Wisconsin Academy for Rural Medicine teamed up…
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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) - Local medical students are testing their skills to be ready if disaster strikes. Students from the Wisconsin Academy for Rural Medicine teamed up…
We are expecting a sort of weather whiplash as temperatures warm up drastically the next couple of days, but doctors want to warn you, cold weather injuries are still concerns even in 30 degree weather.
A shortage of doctors, especially in rural areas, is causing patients to go to great lengths to get care. They may have to drive for hours or wait months to see a primary care physician. The problem isn't new and is expected to get worse as baby boomers retire.
College students from around the state are in La Crosse Friday to learn about skills for emergency medical situations.
The warm weather has local skiers waiting as Mt. La Crosse has not opened yet.
An unusually warm weekend caused a boom for an are winter-based business.
Golfers in our area are taking advantage of the recent warm weather.
The La Crosse Police Department is opening their doors this weekend to those looking for a warm place to stay in this week's harsh temperatures.
Temperatures may have risen this weekend, but there's a lot of winter ahead of us, and frostbite can be a serious concern.
Keeping warm this winter will be a little easier for La Crosse's homeless population thanks to a high school senior.