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BLOGS

WKTY Cares about Boy Scouts of America Gateway Area Council

July 11, 2022 Grant Bilse 0

WKTY Cares about the Boy Scouts of America Gateway Area Council thanks to our sponsors Kratt Lumber Company of La Crosse and the Reinhart Food Service who donated $1,000.00 to the program. The Gateway Area Council offers many different experiences to Cub Scouts, like tubing, ice fishing, woodworking, events at Copeland Park and many more. Read more […]

BLOGS

WKTY Cares about Post 52 Legion Baseball

June 9, 2022 Grant Bilse 0

WKTY Cares about Post 52 Legion Baseball thanks to our sponsors Kratt Lumber Company of La Crosse and the Reinhart Food Service who donated $1,000.00 to the program. First founded in 1925, American Legion Baseball is a national institution whose alumni base includes more than half of current Major League Baseball players. La Crosse’s team (Post 52 AAA) […]

NEWS

Former Packers GM dies at 68

January 21, 2021 Grant Bilse 0

According to reports, Ted Thompson has passed away. The former Packers general manager drafted Aaron Rodgers and faced major criticism from Packers fans during the Favre/Rodgers transition. Very sad news. Just heard from two sources that former #Packers GM Ted Thompson died last night. He had just turned 68 on Jan. 17. — Tom Silverstein […]

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NEWS

Dan Patrick’s Source Strikes Again

November 30, 2020 Grant Bilse 0

Dan Patrick (who yes, we all know and love) has been breaking college football news this season- with mixed accuracy. First, he reported that Graham Mertz tested positive before the Illinois game and played anyways- a report that has been debunked. More recently, Dan reported that Wisconsin could forgo their football season, and Camp Randall […]

HIGH SCHOOL

WIAA’s “Culminating Event”- explained

November 10, 2020 Grant Bilse 0

Nothing is normal in 2020, including the 2020 WIAA football playoffs, which have been rebranded as this season’s “culminating event.” Here’s what you need to know: The brackets for all six divisions in 11-player football and an 8-player bracket have been released. There are 196 teams in six divisions in the 11-player culminating event and […]

NEWS

Packers RB AJ Dillion has COVID-19

November 2, 2020 Grant Bilse 0

After staying healthy for eight weeks, the Green Bay Packers have a positive COVID-19 test. Rookie running back AJ Dillion tested positive, leaving Jamaal Williams as the only healthy running back for Thursday’s game in San Francisco 49ers — if there’s a game Thursday. Packers’ RB AJ Dillon is out for Thursday night’s game against […]

BADGERS

Badgers cancel Saturday’s game against Nebraska, after positive COVID-19 tests

October 28, 2020 Grant Bilse 0

Big 10 fans didn’t have to wait long for the first coronavirus-induced complication of the season. Just five short days after the Badgers opening win against Illinois, the team announced Saturday’s game against Nebraska is cancelled due to a large number of positive COVID-19 tests. As predicted by Zach on Tuesday’s Wisco Sports Show, Wisconsin […]

BREWERS

Williams Left Off Roster

September 30, 2020 Grant Bilse 0

Just days after losing their best starter to injury, the Brewers have now lost their best reliever as well. Devin Williams, who posted an ERA of .33 through 27 innings in the regular season, was one of the best relievers in baseball in 2020. The Brewers say William’s shoulder injury is not severe, but bad […]

HIGH SCHOOL

After opponent cancellations, Onalaska and Tomah find each other, will play football Friday

September 24, 2020 Grant Bilse 0

After weeks of hectic cancellations and rescheduling, the high school football opener between Onalaska and Westby has been cancelled. Last-minute scratches from the football schedule were no problem for Onalaska High School. Preparing to open its season against Westby, the Norsemen called off the game due to increased cases of COVID-19 and, apparent, fallout […]

HIGH SCHOOL

High School football, volleyball seasons in Minnesota moving to spring, state adds 4th season

August 4, 2020 Grant Bilse 0

Some Minnesota high school fall sports are moving seasons, while sports season lengths will be shortened. The news from the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) comes a week after Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced individual districts would have freedom to set their own agendas. The MSHSL announced it would be moving football and volleyball […]

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