Caden Perry

Trust Point Foundation donates $90,000 to UW-La Crosse's financial planning program. Funds support student education and financial literacy.

Eagle Crest North senior living community to expand by 87 units, offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care units.

The Maple Leaf Parade brings in tailgaters and campers of all sorts. Securing a spot is a strategic operation that goes back decades for some families.

City of La Crosse aims to modernize zoning codes for the first time since the 1980s. This update seeks to align with strategic plans and enhance zoning enforcement.

XeteX celebrates the beginning of a new $20 million facility in Holmen, expanding its production capacity and adding 50 new roles.

The Shrine of Our Lady Guadalupe is planning to build a six-story classical style retreat house and gathering center which will be able to host guests, banquets, and a terrace area with a view of the Mississippi River.

Jamie and Andrew Dahl of Dahl were recognized as the 2022 People of the Year.

NPR reports that the Social Security program in the United States is predicted to run out in the next decade. According to forecasts released March 31, a key trust fund for Medicare is on track to run out of funds by 2031.

Former UW-L Chancellor Joe Gow speaks to reporters before a hearing held by the university’s faculty senate to consider the professor’s tenure in Onalaska, Wis. on Wednesday, June 19. Gow was fired from his position as chancellor in December 2023 after he published pornography featuring him and his wife online. Video by Saskia Hatvany

Chadwick Hawkins presents La Crosse city council members with long-term ideas on the city’s funding. Many one-time revenues the city has been using for projects are set to run out of cash in upcoming years.