Some people in La Crosse still have concerns about a proposed hiking and biking trail in the bluffs. A two-hour informational meeting Monday night in a...
The city of La Crosse has received a state grant of more than $350,000 to finance lead abatement programs in local homes. The council finance committee...
Used needles are becoming a problem in La Crosse’s wastewater treatment plant. Workers spend mornings sifting through debris, removing items that don’t belong. Garbage in one...
Three houses in north La Crosse will be allowed to pump water from basements into the storm sewer system, because of the continuing high levels of...
For the second consecutive night, La Crosse’s city hall was the battleground for opposing views on how to use the bluffs. A city council committee Tuesday,...
The battle over access to bluff trails continues at La Crosse’s city hall. The city council chamber was packed again Monday night, by supporters and opponents...
The big power plant along Highway 35 in Genoa is closing for good. Dairyland Power of La Crosse plans to shut down the coal-fired station near...
A former La Crosse area lawmaker is stepping down from the Wisconsin Public Service Commission. Mike Huebsch of West Salem announced that he will retire on...
The demand for more parking space in La Crosse has been a big concern since at least the 1950’s. But within 20 years, parking problems could...
The rising and falling Mississippi River in La Crosse was rated as WIZM’s #6 story for 2019. The river experienced its longest duration flooding event in...
Quick notification about groundwater pollution hasn’t been happening in Wisconsin, according to State Rep. Jill Billings of La Crosse. So, she’s co-sponsoring a bill to require...
The flood season seems to have lasted for most of 2019 in La Crosse, and the mayor is frustrated. Mayor Tim Kabat told a Senate committee...
The mayor of La Crosse is going to Washington, D.C., this week to testify before a Congressional committee on climate change. Mayor Tim Kabat is one...
There aren’t many power plants in this part of the country that burn garbage to generate electricity. The Xcel incinerator on French Island is rare in...
Homeowners in La Crosse, whose basements have been flooded for much of the year, will have a few more weeks to pump the water into city...
La Crosse has gone almost a month without above-normal temperatures, but that’s not a record cold spell for the city. Imagine living through 39 days in...
The city of La Crosse is considering some changes in its rules for solar energy systems. The city council’s administration committee passed an amendment to make...
