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.
Plowshares and Prison Bars: Southwest Wisconsin’s Black Settler Communities
What happened to the vibrant black farming communities that once populated parts of the driftless region?
Uphill Downpour: Josh Rabie’s Life in 8 Songs
“It’s not a flashy, technical record, it’s my soul, it’s my heart,” says Josh Rabie of his new album.
Movie Review: Spike Lee’s Da 5 Bloods
Spike Lee’s newly released film Da 5 Bloods offers answers to some of the questions being asked on the streets by the wave of protests against systemic racism.
Bankrolling Kind Country
What do one of the founders of Facebook, the chief operating officer of Blackstone Group, the American Association of Clinical Urologists and the co-chairman of Bain Capital have in common?
Protests Spark Local Interest in African American, Antiracist Literature
The nationwide protests against police brutality and white supremacy have sparked local interest in African American literature and antiracist books.
Evictions Surge in La Crosse County, Putting Dozens at Risk of Homelessness
Evictions have surged in La Crosse County since the lifting of a temporary eviction ban, despite the launch of a state program to help renters.