Good morning, La Crosse.

Tokyo Fusion opened Tuesday in downtown La Crosse at 212 Main St. and now serves Japanese and Chinese food (using recipes from the former Sushi Pirate) while 19-year-old August Kerns will take over Rosie's Cafe, which will mark its 41st anniversary Tuesday, as the Mayo Clinic store moves to a larger space this fall, Visionworks closed its Valley View Mall outlet and High Society opened at 223 N. Third St.

Western Technical College in La Crosse cut the ribbon on its new dental lab on Thursday.

The lab will give students hands-on experience with dental equipment — and serve as a classroom — as part of a $20 million state health care package investment.

With five days until the Spring Election on April 1, state Supreme Court candidates campaigned across Wisconsin—Judge Brad Schimel visited La Crosse after stops in Altoona and Eau Claire while Susan Crawford held a meet and greet in Oneida County to share her working-class background and promise impartiality.

Wisconsin voters will cast ballots Tuesday in the spring election as they choose candidates for the state Supreme Court, state superintendent and a constitutional amendment requiring photo ID for voting.

The Associated Press will report vote counts and declare winners—vote margins that are too wide for a recount will be noted as conclusive.

Candidates running in Tuesday's election answered the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaires (detailing their views on local issues) to share their plans with La Crosse voters.

Voters can review these responses ahead of casting their ballots.

Twin runners Aidan and Grant Matthai at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse have earned national titles and share training tips on their YouTube channel — The Matthai Twins.

They work together to push their limits on the track and in the classroom.

Jason Gray concert to benefit Adult & Teen Challenge of Western Wisconsin

Contemporary Christian artist Jason Gray will be performing at First Free church in Onalaska to benefit women struggling with substance use disorder. The concert will also include opening act Sound of the North as well as powerful testimonies of freedom from addiction.

Jason Gray concert to benefit Adult & Teen Challenge of Western Wisconsin

Contemporary Christian artist Jason Gray will be performing at First Free church in Onalaska to benefit women struggling with substance use disorder. The concert will also include opening act Sound of the North as well as powerful testimonies of freedom from addiction.

Adventurous Scavenger Hunt in La Crosse

1-10 p.m. — 520 E Veterans Memorial Dr, La Crosse, WI — Ticket purchase required — Embark on a self-guided scavenger hunt exploring the hidden gems and rich history of La Crosse with friends and family.

Pizza, a movie and a message: FSPA hosts free Earth Day event

In recognition of Earth Day, the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration are hosting a free pizza and movie night on April 10 at the Rivoli Theatre. The evening begins at 5 p.m. with complimentary pizza, followed by a special screening of "The Letter: A Message for Our Earth" at 5:30 p.m. Registration required.

Pizza, a movie and a message: FSPA hosts free Earth Day event

In recognition of Earth Day, the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration are hosting a free pizza and movie night on April 10 at the Rivoli Theatre. The evening begins at 5 p.m. with complimentary pizza, followed by a special screening of "The Letter: A Message for Our Earth" at 5:30 p.m. Registration required.

Author Talk with Nickolas Butler

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Pearl Street Books — Free event — Dive into a compelling discussion about love, redemption, and the passage of time with author Nickolas Butler.

Safe Families 4th Annual Spring Soiree

5-8 p.m. — Celebrations on the River — Entertainment included — Enjoy an evening of fabulous food, fantastic music, and support a worthy cause to keep families together.

Pushing the River: Author Conversation

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Pearl Street Books — Free entry — Explore the captivating stories and history of canoeing with author Frank Bures and paddling expert Judson Steinback.

Grit & Grain Market

10 AM – 2 PM — Pearl Street Brewery — Free entry — A vibrant makers market with local products, craft beer, and live music at a beloved brewery.