WEAU News Headlines

Clark County Emergency Management says it's working to create a new group to help the community in times of emergencies and disaster.

With 54 traffic fatalities, May was the deadliest month on Wisconsin roads so far this year, according to preliminary statistics from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT).

Milwaukee third baseman Hector Gomez crashed into the stands behind third and left the game against the St. Louis Cardinals.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says Republicans are discussing delaying $1.3 billion worth of highway construction and other roads projects across Wisconsin since Gov. Scott Walker is unwilling to raises taxes or fees to pay for it.

UW-Eau Claire student Caleb Gustafson was found deceased on April 21 in Putnam Park.

A white Wisconsin police officer has been cleared of wrongdoing in an internal investigation of his fatal shooting of an unarmed 19-year-old biracial man.

Wisconsin brewers, liquor manufacturers, restaurants and the state chamber of commerce are all opposing possible changes to the state's alcohol distribution law.

A Wisconsin Assembly committee has advanced a bill that would allow businesses to keep a supply of epinephrine injectors to be used in case of life-threatening allergic reactions.

One of the most popular spots near Lambeau Field is expanding in a big way.

Two teens were transported to a hospital after colliding with a semi.

A state Senate committee is scheduled to vote Thursday on a bill that would ban non-emergency abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.

Ashley Furniture Industries has acknowledged that it's in "exploratory" discussions with investment banking firm Goldman Sachs, but downplays the possibility of a sale.

Looking for some home inspiration? The annual Parade of Homes is fast approaching.

A group of rail safety and environmental advocates opposed to a railroad expansion project through the La Crosse River marsh is asking a judge to pause work on a second BNSF track until the court decides whether the company's permit is legal.

The Eaux Claires Music & Arts Festival has announced their day-by-day lineup.

The Packers have set the date for their annual Family Night practice.

New guidance from the Wisconsin Department of Revenue may end Reedsburg's popular wine walk and other similar events statewide.

Federal aviation investigators are in Oshkosh to find out why a single-engine plane crashed near Wittman Regional Airport, killing two people.

Baraboo officials say a contracted worker was seriously hurt when he fell while working on a water tower.

Police say three bombs made with household cleaning products were found outside City Hall in the northeastern Wisconsin city of Neenah.