Good morning, La Crosse.

Community members in Galesville rallied around a local restaurant owner (in critical condition) after a serious accident on Apr.

10 to offer their support.

Epic celebrated 20 years of partnering with local businesses at an event at Multistack in Sparta where employees, lawmakers and community leaders met to recognize the power of local supply chains.

Leaders praised the enduring collaborations that have supported the company's growth and the regional economy.

Luther High School dismissed students early Friday, Apr.

10 after a threat led law enforcement to secure the campus; officials confirmed that protocols were in place to protect everyone.

A study found Lake Altoona generates $5.5M yearly but could add over $1M if algae blooms and sedimentation are tackled.

Michele Skinner, chair of the rehabilitation district, said work continues with dredging + upstream runoff controls to improve water quality before summer.

Local elementary students learned stage combat, experienced college life simulation and tried insect art at UW-La Crosse's Kids College Friday event last Friday, Apr.

10 — a program that showcased safe, hands-on learning.

The school district addressed concerns after a Facebook post on Wednesday said Logan High School ran out of milk because of a late supplier delivery.

Superintendent Aaron Engel said they are setting up backup inventory and stricter protocols to prevent future shortages.

The city council voted down a proposal to use $90,000 in ARPA funds to reopen the northside pool near Logan Middle School by an 8-5 vote Thursday night.

Officials said the pool remains closed because it needs $900,000 in repairs while other outdoor pools will operate from June through August.

Caribou Coffee has introduced a spring menu featuring cinnamon drinks + baked goods such as a caramel cinnamon-sugar espresso shaker and blueberry cream cheese croissant available for Foodie Friday at the local shop.

OUT OF OUR MINDS CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES: The Music of Reena Esmail

3-5 p.m. — Viterbo University Nola Starling Recital Hall — Free entry — Immerse yourself in an enchanting concert featuring the compositions of Reena Esmail performed by talented musicians.

Family Fun Day at Myrick Park

11 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Myrick Park — Free entry — Enjoy a day of free activities including a bounce house, face painting, and a complimentary lunch.

NFAA Redding Style Warm-Up 3-D

April 25th & 26th — Blackhawk Archers of La Crosse Wisconsin, Inc. — Cost varies for membership — Join fellow archers for a fantastic 3D shooting experience at a top-notch facility.

First Fridays at the RAD

5-8 p.m. — Rivoli Arts District — Free entry — Explore over 20 artist studios and support local creativity in a vibrant community atmosphere.

Wisconsin Archery Alliance Field Archery Academy 2026

10 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Blackhawk Archers of La Crosse Wisconsin, Inc. — Lunch included — Learn field archery techniques from National Champion Rod Menzer in a scenic Wisconsin setting.

NFAA First Field Shoot by Blackhawk Archers

12:00-1:00 p.m. — Blackhawk Archers of La Crosse Wisconsin, Inc. — Registration fees apply — Compete in a thrilling archery event with a shotgun start.

30th Annual La Crosse Area Mayoral Prayer Breakfast

7:29-8:45am – The Radisson Center – Tickets required, $20 – This event brings the community together for a meaningful morning of honoring and praying for our local leaders, along with breakfast and a keynote speaker. Tickets are available only through April 30.

30th Annual La Crosse Area Mayoral Prayer Breakfast

7:29-8:45am – The Radisson Center – Tickets required, $20 – This event brings the community together for a meaningful morning of honoring and praying for our local leaders, along with breakfast and a keynote speaker. Tickets are available only through April 30.