This year's BBBS fundraiser will be at the Southside Festgrounds with music from Tom Conrad and catering by Dublin Square, Soula’s Cuisina, and Radisson Catering.
Former Miss La Crosse/Oktoberfest and now Miss Minnesota, Elle Mark, shares her journey and speaks about her mental health platform.
Tomah teacher, Aaron Scott, was on the most recent season of NBC’s The Voice and you can catch him at La Crosse’s Riverfest tomorrow, June 30,...
The doors to The Center may not be open fully yet but they’re still offering support groups and making big plans for September.
The Annual breast cancer fundraiser plans to add new features to the in-person event but will still have a virtual option.
Join The Hunger Task Force for the Grand Opening of their Unity Garden this Thursday.
The community celebration continues until 8 tonight.
Ever thought about playing roller derby? Now’s your chance! La Crosse’s original Women’s Flat Track Roller Derby team wants you to join.
Make Music is a free celebration of music around the world and 2021 brings it to La Crosse.
The American Rescue Plan will temporarily increase the Child Tax Credit, and in a few weeks, most parents will receive checks.
The La Crosse Juneteenth Celebration Community Fair is coming to Riverside Park. Don't miss this unique theater project's re-enactments as part of the event.
The La Crosse County administrator has confirmed what county board members already learned last month…their board districts won’t change before the next election in April. Steve...
WisCorps youth summer camps kick off this week, and they're currently seeking high schoolers to be paid employees for The Mayor's Crew.
The journey into homeownership will soon begin for three local families.
Jessica Randall wanted to ensure survivors of sexual assault are sent home from the hospital wearing real underwear and clothes instead of scrubs and disposable underwear,...
After the CDC updated their guidance yesterday, the La Crosse County Health Department stated they were waiting for the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to review...
Teachers needed some extra help for their classrooms and as our community often does, a local business stepped up to help.
