Kabat issues proclamation denouncing discrimination
La Crosse Mayor Tim Kabat is promising the city will do better when it comes to matters of diversity and discrimination.
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La Crosse Mayor Tim Kabat announces re-election campaign
The November election may still be fresh in many minds, but La Crosse's Mayor is already preparing for the next election cycle.
A look ahead at 2016 in La Crosse with Mayor Kabat
In part one of a two-part sit down interview with the mayor, Kabat told News 8 he felt the city's neighborhood program and millions of dollars in redevelopment were just some of the highlights this year for the city, along with how residents rallied together following a string of shootings in August.
A look back at 2015 in La Crosse with Mayor Kabat
The mayor said La Crosse residents have a lot to be thankful for, and he personally feels "blessed" to be a part of everything taking place in the city right now and believes this year's success will carryover to 2016.
Council fails to override La Crosse mayor's veto of salary increase
The council wanted to increase the salary from $77,000 to about $79,000.
La Crosse will be adding a parking utility coordinator next year
La Crosse city officials are hoping a newly added position will help cut down on continuing problems with downtown parking ramps.
La Crosse mayor vetoes salary increase for the second time
La Crosse Mayor Tim Kabat announced Tuesday he is vetoing the ordinance to amend the mayor's salary.
Internal investigation underway in La Crosse Police Department
News 8 spoke with La Crosse Mayor Tim Kabat Wednesday afternoon and he confirmed with that Neighborhood Resource Officer Nathan Poke came to him back on Sept. 10th and raised what he calls "serious" allegations about the workplace environment and concerns about retaliation within the department.
La Crosse City Council fails to override mayor's veto of pay raise
Mayor Tim Kabat vetoed a proposal by the city council last month to increase the salary for the mayor's position.
Mayor, police push for more officers in La Crosse neighborhoods after shootings
La Crosse leaders hope a string of shootings will help prove the need for something they've been working on for months.
