Viterbo economist, Dr. John Robinson in the WIZM studio Monday for La Crosse Talk PM to discuss inflation, a national minimum wage vs. a local minimum...
Viterbo economist John Robinson in the WIZM studio Wednesday for La Crosse Talk PM on income tax vs. sales tax, egg price gouging and La Crosse’s...
Guess Who’s coming to Viterbo University. It’s the famous rock band, The Guess Who, appearing in March as part of Viterbo’s performing arts series for the...
While we lose a generation of people who survived the Holocaust, Alexandra Zapruder continues to work on another perspective of understanding that point in time. Alexandra...
A Holocaust survivor who was supposed to speak at Viterbo University this Thursday has become ill and will not make it. Peter Feigl, who was on...
The armed man accused of firing a gun into the air at multiple locations throughout La Crosse early Saturday faces up to 10 years in prison,...
For over a year, families on French Island have been using bottled water in place of their well water that’s polluted with PFAS chemicals. How much longer will...
Made famous being portrayed by Julia Roberts in a movie about her activism, Erin Brockovich is headed to La Crosse asking an important question about the...
He’s a hero to just about everybody now. A community celebration Monday night in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. — a man who is...
Monday night's free La Crosse Community Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration features presentation of honors and a keynote address by environmental epidemiologist, clinician, and...
Glena Temple is stepping down as president of Viterbo University, effective June 25, to take a leadership post at Dominican University in Illinois. Temple has been...
A Holocaust survivor who was a childhood friend of Anne Frank has become a regular friend of Viterbo University. Ninety-one-year-old Eva Schloss has given her third...
Racism on the Viterbo University campus this week led to a show of support at a student-led demonstration on campus Thursday. Hundreds gathered outside to listen...
Classes will be cancelled from 12:30-1:50 p.m. Thursday for a student demonstration, after two racist incidents at Viterbo University were directed at a student this week....
It may seem like Christmas again already, with a new blanket of snow on the ground, and at the Viterbo Fine Arts Center, there was a...
La Crosse has sister-city connections to communities in China, Russia, Ireland and other nations, and tiny Luxembourg could be next to join that list. The La...
Martin Luther King Junior was killed more than 50 years ago, but his work must continue in America. That message from the Rev. William Barber was...
A virus pandemic isn’t stopping Viterbo from continuing its tradition of going all out to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr., Day. While events will be happening...
More than a dozen demonstrators marched from the riverfront to La Crosse City Hall on Wednesday, to celebrate ‘the power of democracy.’ They represented groups including...
On election night of 1980, American voters changed course by replacing Democratic President Jimmy Carter with Republican Ronald Reagan. The election happened on the first anniversary...
