Protesters against police violence and racism need to get more involved in local politics, organizers of a demonstration on Friday said.
Covid blues: Local musicians are down, but not out
Local musicians like Ricky Weeth are itching to get back to playing live venues regularly, but not if doing so means putting people at risk.
Hearts in the Park: Nurses organize effort to help the homeless
The nurses are organizing medical and other aid for those sleeping outside in La Crosse at a special event next Tuesday.
Wisconsin farmer who spoke at RNC received $792k in subsidies
The Wisconsin dairy farmer who spoke at the RNC milks 1,000 cows, and is a member of the UW system’s board of regents.
Black Student Leaders speak out on police in schools
“I feel that to make kids of color safe, they have to go.”
A year of action, a future of hope
Citizen Action of Wisconsin – Driftless Co-op will highlight the victories of the past year, and plan for the future, at Saturday’s event.
City launches committee for citizens with disabilities
We spoke to Cat Cornelius about her hopes for the new committee for people with disabilities.
Protesters to GOP: Hands off our postal service
Demonstrators, including state assembly candidate Josefine Jaynes and state. Rep. Jill Billings, voiced support for relief funding for the postal service.
If You Build it They Will Come
Why does Vernon County need a 128-bed jail that costs $1.8 million a year to run and is largely used to house inmates from the Milwaukee area?
Census 2020: Your neighbors are counting on you
The 2020 census response rate for the city of La Crosse is only 66.2% with the clock ticking down to the Sept. 30 deadline for people to be counted. An accurate count of all people […]
