Todd Krysiak

2 weeks ago | chippewa.com | Todd Krysiak

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1 month ago | lacrossetribune.com | Todd Krysiak

Since Feb. 3, when a cyberattack shut down most systems at Lee Enterprises, the parent company of the La Crosse Tribune, teams have been working day and night to bring you the complete newspaper you expect. Today, we cannot be more pleased to tell you we are back to full strength. For the past few days, you’ve probably noticed the newspaper has returned to its bigger size. It has more local news, sports and features, and we’re bringing back the weekend comics and puzzles.

2 months ago | lacrossetribune.com | Todd Krysiak

Police say a person was shot Sunday afternoon on the North Side of La Crosse. Officers were called at 4:28 p.m. to the 1200 block of Logan street. Police did not specify the nature of the initial call, but a press release states when officers arrived at the scene, they found a person with a gunshot wound. The person was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. "We believe this to be an isolated incident," police said.

2 months ago | chippewa.com | Todd Krysiak

Most newspaper readers have a can't-miss feature or section they start with each week. Some people start with local news or look forward to the weekly digital e-edition. When that favorite feature is missing from the paper, it’s frustrating. We understand that frustration, and we want you to know that we're diligently working to fix it. When a Feb. 3 cybersecurity attack shut down many of the systems we use to produce the newspaper, our staff started brainstorming how to get the paper out.

2 months ago | lacrossetribune.com | Todd Krysiak

Most newspaper readers have a can't-miss feature or section they start with each morning. Some people turn to the sports section to see the latest scores and analysis. Others look forward to reading letters to the editor and opinions from their neighbors. Many start with local news or look forward to the daily digital e-edition. When that favorite feature is missing from the paper, it’s frustrating. We understand that frustration, and we want you to know that we're diligently working to fix it.