A rally to launch a campaign to reverse cutbacks to the library and for police reforms is scheduled for this Thursday.
School Board Continues Discussion on Police Contract
The La Crosse School Board is expected to vote July 6 on forming a committee to look into ending the district’s contract with police.
Council Member Proposes $1 Fine for Marijuana Possession
A proposal by a city council member would reduce fines for possession of up to 25 grams of pot to just $1.
Mark Neumann: Put Counselors not Cops in our Schools
“Let’s use those resources in a way that’s going to be more helpful to the children.”
Asst. Police Chief Hits Back at Plan to Remove Officers From Schools
Abraham: “Personal agendas” at play in plan to look at how funding for $250k police contract could be reallocated.
Keonte R. Turner: The Meaning of Juneteenth
On this Juneteenth, celebrate with us, just as we celebrate with you on the fourth of July.
Kapanke Touts Support From “Grassroots” Koch Brothers Group
Dan Kapanke on Thursday celebrated his endorsement by the “passionate grassroots organization” Americans for Prosperity.
Dairyland, Mayo, Gundersen CEO Pay Up 47% In Three Years
The CEOs of the three most powerful regional nonprofits saw their pay rise by an average of 47.2% in just three years, according to public records.
A Toxic legacy: Superfund Sites in La Crosse County
La Crosse County has been the location of 10 superfund sites, but only one of those sites remains on the Active National Priorities List.
School Board Considers Cancelling $250K Contract with La Crosse PD
The La Crosse Board of Education president is “not comfortable” renewing a $250,000 contract with the police department that pays for five police officers to serve in the district’s schools.
