La Crosse library cuts multiple positions, amounting to over ?,000
WIZM · Sep 10, 2026
The La Crosse Library Board made some dramatic cuts to staff at its Tuesday meeting. The library will lose five full-time staff at the end of the year amounting to ?,000 in cuts. La Crosse Library director Dawn Wacek said
Sen. Tammy Baldwin, Rebecca Cooke campaign in La Crosse, host roundtable discussion
WIZM · Sep 10, 2026
U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisconsin) and US House candidate Rebecca Cooke visited La Crosse on Wednesday. The two held a roundtable discussion, as well as met with locals at the Root Note, downtown. Baldwin said choices made by President Donald
La Crosse’s Finance Director leaving, interim appointment voted on by council
WIZM · Sep 9, 2026
The City of La Crosse is looking for a new Director of Finance. Chadwick Hawkins, the current Director, notified Mayor Shaundel Washington-Spivey of his intent to resign from his role effective September 24. While the city searches for a new
Last tour of Lincoln Middle on September 16
WIZM · Sep 9, 2026
The public is invited to take a final tour of Lincoln Middle School next week before the building is turned over to developers. The District of La Crosse plans an open house and walkthrough of the school from 6-8 p.m.
Council president on Kmart demo timeline, restarting city admin talks
WIZM · Sep 9, 2026
The demolition of the old Kmart might have a due date, and La Crosse leadership is about to restart the city administrator conversation again. City council president Tamra Dickinson stopped in the WIZM studio Tuesday, ahead of this week’s monthly
Pathways Home: Homelessness in La Crosse is down by one-third
WIZM · Sep 9, 2026
Two weeks after a meeting about homelessness in La Crosse packed the city council chambers, area leaders got on update Tuesday on the Pathways Home initiative. Pathways Home is a city-county plan to bring homelessness in La Crosse down to
Union workers come together to celebrate Labor Day
WIZM · Sep 7, 2026
La Crosse laborers and their supporters came out to the north side on Monday to honor and celebrate the Labor Day holiday. It began with a parade featuring more than two dozen unions representing workers including firefighters, teachers, ironworkers, and
Parade set to celebrate history of workers, labor, in La Crosse
WIZM · Sep 7, 2026
Local labor unions, their families, and supporters plan to show their support on Monday as the country celebrates Labor Day. La Crosse’s annual parade begins at 10 a.m. at the corner of Gillette and Kane Streets on the city’s north
Wetter summer for La Crosse, temps about normal
WIZM · Sep 7, 2026
The National Weather Service said this summer was wetter than normal in La Crosse. They just released figures from the measured Meteorological Summer from June 1 to August 31. During those three months, the average temperature at the La Crosse
La Crosse Regional Airport holds October TSA Pre-Check enrollment event
WIZM · Sep 6, 2026
For fliers who want to make their journey easier, an event at the La Crosse Regional Airport next month can help with that. They’re holding a TSA Pre-Check event from Tuesday through Friday, October 6-9. It runs from 9 a.m.
La Crosse Fire, Police investigating suspicious downtown fire
WIZM · Sep 6, 2026
La Crosse Fire and Police Department investigators are looking into the cause of a fire in a downtown building on Saturday morning. Just after 6 a.m., firefighters were called to 318 Main St. for an alarm and smoke in the
Goodbye Kwik Trip roller grills, medieval weapons at TSA, and new Facebook rules for kids
WIZM · Sep 5, 2026
A packed Friday on The Rick Solem Show, where we get the La Crosse airport director’s reaction after someone tried sneaking a foot-long medieval weapon through security, and dive into Kwik Trip ditching roller grills — can you really call