



The Greatest Spectacle in Racing
The Indianapolis 500 is an unmistakable cultural touchstone that resonates with fans and American Culture. This Sunday you can listen to the radio broadcast of the 500 on W-Z-I-Z-M. INDYCAR Radio Network announcer Michael Young will be on turn two announcing the Indianapolis Classic. He spoke to …

Phoenix, Ireland, Music and Memories
There once was a tune from Ireland so bright, That carried our memories deep into the night With good friends by our side, And music our guide, Every moment felt perfectly right

It's like a pageant in the WIZM Studio
Alice in Dairyland continues her year advocating for dairy farms, agricultural businesses, specialty crops, 4-H, and potatoes all while speaking cheese. The 78th Alice Sarah Hagenow continued her travels around Wisconsin promoting and previewing June Dairy Month.

Around River City tees up ArtSpire preview
Artspire is gearing up for a day of events in La Crosse. The celebration includes regional artists live music theater, dance and cultural showcases. Listen to a cultural conversation on W-I-Z-M LaCrosseTalk.

Fans and critics say Goodbye to Steve Colbert
The Ed Sullivan Theater is now empty as CBS ends late night talk show.

Music Friday hits the right note
Singer songwriter Dan Sebranek visited the W-I-Z-M studio to participate in Music Friday. Dan Sebranek talked about his musical journey, favorite artists, enjoyable venues and upcoming concerts. He brought his guitar, called "Andy" and sang for LaCrosseTalk listeners.

Downtown Mainstreet looking forward to Spring Season
Sunday Farmer's Market is coming to downtown La Crosse this May. The market will run from Spring to Fall. It features a wide variety of food, activities and music. Downtown Mainstreet's Kathleen Graham spoke to Sean Dwyer about downtown events this season.

New Movie explores a journey of spiritual healing
Come Here Brother Wolf is a documentary about a Veterans Pilgrimage.

Send off for Colbert show
The long goodbye ends Thursday for the Stephen Colbert show on CBS-TV.

UW Health begins new work force program
UW Health's workforce development solutions are expanding nationally. Nationally, over the next 10 years, there will be a shortage of approximately 300,000 in the health care workforce, including doctors, nurses, physical therapists, pharmacists, and respiratory therapists. UW-Health Bridgett Wille…