WEAU News Headlines

Gov. Scott Walker's administration is set to brief lawmakers on efforts to implement a $138 million computer project.

The Milwaukee County medical examiner's office says it will further study the heart of a 20-year-old man who died after finishing a Milwaukee half-marathon as it tries to determine the cause of his death.

While Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is traveling the country in advance of an expected presidential campaign, fellow Republicans back home are grousing about his state budget proposal.

Republicans in the Midwest are moving to scrap labor laws that help unions win a healthy share of the jobs on public works projects.

Pet owners in Chippewa Falls are reacting after the city is looking to toughen the current ordinance on dangerous animals.

A two day search for a man police believe to be involved in an Eau Claire house fire is now over.

The Archbishop of the St. Paul and Minneapolis Archdiocese as well as an auxiliary bishop have resigned.

Across Wisconsin this month, WIC programs are rolling out brand new electric benefit cards.

Starting June 15, a part of the Chippewa River State Trail will be closed off for construction.

A former Green Bay Packer Safety has pleaded guilty to charges of sexual assault and drugging of female victims.

Two men were injured following two separate motorcycle accidents in western Wisconsin Sunday.

The man accused of the second manhunt in Eau Claire County on June 10 has been charged.

On Monday, Eau Claire County District Attorney Gary King released his decision in the case in a 10-page report.

Gap is closing 175 of its namesake U.S. stores and eliminating 250 corporate jobs as it tries to strengthen its struggling Gap brand.

A criminal defense lawyer says if Joyce Mitchell is found responsible for helping in the escape of two murderers from a maximum-security prison in northern New York, she could also face liability for any new crimes they might commit while they're on the loose.

The dump truck box caused damage to the underside of the bridge and debris from the bridge fell onto the eastbound lanes of I-94.

He's wanted in connection to an active Department of Corrections extraditable warrant. The Eau Claire Police Department is also looking for him for possible criminal charges in relation to the arson investigation.

Slow sales and falling gasoline prices have prompted Honda to stop selling gas-electric hybrid and natural gas-powered versions of its Civic compact car.

A federal judge has handed a partial victory to the former CEO of American International Group, who claimed the government's bailout of the insurance giant in the heat of the financial crisis was unfairly punitive.

The outspoken founder of the Madison-based Freedom From Religion Foundation has died.