Good morning, La Crosse.

102 veterans took part in the 35th honor flight earlier today in La Crosse as a tribute to their service, with local organizers hosting a moving celebration.

Community members gathered to honor the veterans and their contributions.

La Crosse hosted a Labor Day picnic on Monday, Sept.

7 that honored local workers with community awards and refreshments, marking a spirited celebration of local dedication.

Onalaska High School upgraded its STEM facility to give students hands-on learning in welding + robotics.

The updated program, announced on Sep. 7, is designed to equip students with skills for future technical careers.

From June 1 to Aug. 31, La Crosse recorded a wetter than normal summer with an average temperature of 72.9°F and a total of 14.24 inches of rain (1.03 inches above average).

The hottest day was July 27 with 97°F, and measurable rain fell on 33 days.

The La Crosse Police Department honored Officer T.P. (Perry) Gates on Monday on the anniversary of his 1900 death at the corner of 3rd and King, recognizing his sacrifice that left his three children orphaned.

The Chippewa Valley Community Health Survey is open to all adults and runs through October as the first step in a three-year assessment to gather health information and guide local improvements (responses can be submitted online).

UW-La Crosse fell to No. 12 in Division III polls after a 24 to 21 loss to Saint John’s that snapped its 11 game winning streak in Week 1.

UW-L quarterback Kyle Haas (332 yards passed) led a rally as Saint John’s recovered an onside kick to seal the win.