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Biden Touts Infrastructure in La Crosse

By Will Kenneally | Here & Now

July 2, 2021

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PBS Wisconsin reporter Will Kenneally explains President Joe Biden's trip to La Crosse to promote his infrastructure spending plan and shares community reactions to the visit.

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