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Ticket prices are released for the Packers 2025 season at Lambeau Field. A spokesperson said preseason tickets have increased up to 11-dollars per game and regular-season tickets are up to 21-dollars per game. Price differences are dependent on location. At the 7-hundred level it’s now 69-dollars for preseason and in regular season it’s 139. Season ticket holder’s who sell 100-percent of their tickets will have their ticket privileges invalidated.

On February 26, 2025, at approximately 5:07 p.m., a Lake Hallie Police Officer, observed a  green Toyota Camry without a rear license plate on South Joles Parkway at Farm & Fleet. The  officer activated his emergency lights and stopped the vehicle at the Goodwill Store, 2759 South  Prairie View Road, Lake Hallie. The driver, identified as Shannon Lechleitner (46 years old) of  Stanley, WI, gave inconsistent explanations of the ownership of the vehicle. The passenger was  identified as Pamela Herfel

ABOVE PHOTO: UW-River Falls students Luke Heggestad, left, and Jake Regan congratulate each other after competing in the Innovation Challenge at the university on Wednesday. Event participants pitch their business plans to judges. UWRF/Pat Deninger photo   As Jake Regan and Luke Heggestad presented their ideas for a potential business to a dozen judges and an audience of more than 50 during the Innovation Challenge Wednesday at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, they reiterated each facet of plans they hope become reality.  An innovative

King cake, parades, and beads…Fat Tuesday is coming next week, but for our Friday Feel Good we head to Lousianna. It’s not Bourbon Street we are hanging out on though, our first stop is Louisiana State University. For a new twist on a classic tradition, researchers have created biodegradable beads, which contain seeds, so once they break down, they can sprout plants.  LSU graduate student researcher Alexis Strain explains what it’s all about. Now that iconic Mardi Gras color scheme of purple,

Eau Claire County Highway seasonal weight restrictions taking effect March 6, 2025. Per Wisconsin State Statute 349.16, the Eau Claire County Highway Department will impose seasonal weight limits on several Eau Claire County Trunk Highways (CTHs) effective on or after March 6, 2025, upon posting of required signs. These weight restrictions are in effect for posted County Trunk Highways only. Weight restrictions on State, township, city, or village roads may be imposed by the respective governmental units. CLICK HERE FOR MORE

Cody Anderson, who tried to steal an airplane from the La Crosse Airport in 2023, is being given a conditional release from a mental health facility. Anderson met the standards for his conditional release plan earlier this month. The court now ruled that Anderson was no longer a risk to himself or others. Back in 2023, he faced five felony counts, including making terrorist threats. He was found not guilty by reason of insanity last year.

A house fire in Onalaska leaves one person dead. Firefighters arrived on scene and immediately started an offensive attack on the flames. As crews searched the home, they pulled one person out, who later died of their injuries. The fire caused significant damage, but crews were able to bring it under control within 30 minutes. Thankfully, no other injuries were reported. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Governor Evers was in La Crosse to talk with community members on how he plans to lower costs for families. Evers along with DWD Secretary Amy Pechacek held a community round table. This comes after a week after the Governor gave his budget proposal and is now going across the state. Community members were able to speak about what they would like to see in this budget.

Four older buildings on the U-W Eau Claire campus have been approved for demolition. The State Building Commission along with Governor Evers approved this measure, along with others for public building projects. Zorn Arena, Brewer Hall, Campus School and Kjer Theater are the four buildings that will be set for demolition. All four were built in 1951 and will now be turned into green space.

An educational event is taking place this weekend as the Good Fight Community Center is hosting a community book swap. The event is free and goes from 10 a.m. to Noon this Saturday. Unwanted books should be brought by 9:30 a.m. Anyone then can pick out new books. Officials have asked that you don’t bring textbooks or magazines. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.