WEAU News Headlines

A new 1950's-style diner is now serving customers in Eau Claire.

Deputies say the SUV went into the ditch and hit a driveway, sending it airborne.

"Heroes serving heroes" was the theme of the first inaugural "Hero Games" hosted at the Tomah VA Monday afternoon.

A Chippewa County family is picking up the pieces after their home was destroyed in a fire over the weekend.

Kids at Pedersen Elementary and Altoona Intermediate schools held a walk-a-thon Monday to raise money for a new playground.

Two storms are churning in the Eastern Pacific but neither is expected to make landfall.

A Minnesota boater has pleaded guilty to being drunk when he crashed into the rocks on the St. Croix River nearly two years ago, killing a friend.

One car at the scene had significant front end damage. It was also facing the opposite direction on the ramp, against traffic.

The Milwaukee Brewers have activated Jonathan Lucroy from the 15-day disabled list after the All-Star catcher missed about five weeks with a broken left big toe.

The center serves breakfast and lunch to disabled workers. Mike Phillips with the center says they are going to try to operate as normal.

The crash happened Sunday night around seven on Highway 8 near Turtle Lake. Deputies say a van that was traveling westbound crossed into the other lane and collided with a car.

A liberal group and a voting rights organization have filed a federal lawsuit challenging a host of changes Republicans have made in Wisconsin election law.

Hillary Rodham Clinton is planning the first major speech of her Democratic presidential campaign in New York City.

Gov. Scott Walker says he intends to keep his campaign promise not to raise the gas tax or vehicle registration fees to pay for transportation projects in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel has created a new open records office within the state Department of Justice.

A steamboat that once roamed the Mississippi River is in the middle of a painstaking renovation.

Gov. Scott Walker says negotiations over a financing deal for a new Milwaukee Bucks stadium are fluid, but he still hopes to have something to announce by the end of the week.

The new Hometown Health Grant Program, created by Mayo Clinic Health System Eau Claire Foundation, opened to applicants in January 2015.

Gov. Scott Walker says he will sign a 20-week abortion ban whether or not it includes an exemption for cases of rape or incest.

Wisconsin is getting a regular date on a professional golf tour again.