Good morning, La Crosse.

River City Water Ski performed twice at Riverfest on Friday — drawing a crowd with fast water stunts along the riverfront in La Crosse.

La Crosse readers can learn how to drive change using self-advocacy from the Tribune’s article Stories for Good: Creating change through self-advocacy.

The piece explains real-life examples and tips on how locals can let their voices be heard (a key step toward community improvement).

David Hoffmann announced an investment worth millions to support local newspapers.

He noted that preserving community journalism is key to keeping residents informed in La Crosse.

River City Gallery is hosting the First Friday Art Walk to showcase local artwork and provide a creative space for community members.

The event will take place on Friday at the gallery, offering attendees a chance to meet local artists and view creative displays.

New federal student loan caps are in effect this week, and some Wisconsin students are rethinking graduate degrees (they worry about managing education costs).

The caps aim to lower tuition, but many remain uncertain about how to finance their studies.

Department of Natural Resources data show that ruffed grouse drumming counts fell 12% in three priority zones in Wisconsin this year, and officials will continue monitoring the trend.

The River Vault pole vaulting competition drew over 70 athletes from six states on Friday + its men's high vault event was held along the river, while women's events begin today.

The contest debuted in 2015 as the first pole vault competition on water and continues this weekend.

La Crosse Steam vs. Mankato Habaneros

5:05-9:05 p.m. — Copeland Park — Tickets from $38 — Catch an exciting baseball showdown between La Crosse and Mankato Habaneros.

Balkan Melodies: Introduction to Balkan Singing

10-11 a.m. — La Crosse Public Library — Registration encouraged — Explore the unique melodies of Balkan music in a fun and relaxed environment with an experienced instructor.

La Crosse Loggers Game Night

5:05-8:05 p.m. — Copeland Park — $16-$29 — Enjoy a night of baseball with food, drinks, and community fellowship.

34th Annual Rail Fair - Onalaska

10 a.m.-4 p.m. — Onalaska Omni Center — $8, kids under 12 free — Explore an exciting railroad show with models, antique toys, and opportunities to buy, sell, and trade.

La Crosse Steam vs. Minot Honeybees

6:35-9:35 p.m. — Copeland Park — Tickets starting at $38 — Experience the excitement of the La Crosse Steam taking on the Minot Honeybees live.

Wausau Ignite vs. La Crosse Steam

6:35-10:35 p.m. — Copeland Park — VIP ticket options available — Experience top-notch seating and a memorable tailgate party at the La Crosse Steam game.

LFA 237: Tardio vs. Lee

5:30-8:30 p.m. — La Crosse Center — Tickets available — Witness an exciting bantamweight clash between Carlos Tardio and Mackson Lee in LFA 237.

Smith's 10th Anniversary Celebration

Saturday — Smith's Bike Shop — Free — Celebrate a decade of biking with a fun ride and post-ride party.

Glenn Miller Orchestra Concert

7-10 p.m. — Weber Center for the Performing Arts — Tickets from $39 — Experience an unforgettable evening of iconic swing music from the world-famous Glenn Miller Orchestra.