La Crosse, Wisconsin - Media

Media

  • Newspapers

La Crosse's largest newspaper is the daily La Crosse Tribune. The Second Supper, a free weekly tabloid with material of interest to the under-30 demographic group, is also published in the area, as are two shoppers, the Foxxy Shopper and the Buyer's Express. The Racquet is the University of Wisconsin La Crosse's free weekly paper.

  • Magazines

Coulee Parenting Connection, a regional parenting publication serving families in the La Crosse metropolitan area.

  • Television

La Crosse is well served by television. Its major network television affiliates are: ABC affiliate WXOW; CBS affiliate WKBT; Fox affiliate WLAX and PBS affiliate WHLA. Also two NBC affiliates; WEAU, from Eau Claire and KTTC from Rochester, Minnesota. An independent station, KQEG-CA, is also in La Crosse.

  • AM Radio
    • WKTY AM 580
    • WIZM (AM) 1410
    • WLFN AM 1490
  • FM Radio
    • WLSU FM 88.9
    • WHLA FM 90.3
    • KXLC FM 91.1
    • WIZM-FM 93.3
    • KCLH FM 94.7
    • WRQT FM 95.7
    • WCOW FM 97.1
    • KQYB FM 98.3
    • WKBH-FM 100.1
    • KQEG-FM 102.7
    • WLXR FM 104.9
    • WQCC FM 106.3

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